Ward Blawg
JULY 4, 2023
In today’s fast-paced business world, legal departments face increasing demand for their services, says our newest legal technology contributor on our blawg. And with limited resources and growing types of legal support required, legal teams are under immense pressure to meet demand while maintaining efficiency and cost reduction.
Law Technology Today
JULY 4, 2023
It is not an uncommon story: a law firm decides to undertake a digital integration and unforeseen pitfalls cause distress and frustration. But a transformation doesn’t need to cause ulcers or gray hair. Thoughtful planning and close attention to execution are keys to a smooth transition, though it’s easier said than done. A colleague told me a story about a mid-tier U.S. law firm looking to integrate its extant case management system with a new document management system.
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Legal IT Insiders
JULY 4, 2023
Sweden-founded startup Eperoto is helping lawyers to take the guess work out of assessing the outcome and quantum of disputes. We find out everything you need to know about the … Start up Corner: Eperoto, for disputes analysis and decision theory Read More » The post Start up Corner: Eperoto, for disputes analysis and decision theory appeared first on Legal IT Insider.
Legal Tech Monitor
JULY 4, 2023
The publication of the reports coincides with a growing number of law firms continue to come forward with reports of cyber attacks and data breaches.
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Legal IT Insiders
JULY 4, 2023
UK top 50 law firm Travers Smith has promoted its head of legal technology Shawn Curran, and head of central technology David Cassidy, to become directors within their departments. Curran … Travers promotes legal tech heads Shawn Curran and David Cassidy to director roles Read More » The post Travers promotes legal tech heads Shawn Curran and David Cassidy to director roles appeared first on Legal IT Insider.
Legal Tech Monitor
JULY 4, 2023
Sweden-founded startup Eperoto is helping lawyers to take the guess work out of assessing the outcome and quantum of disputes. We find out everything you need to know about the. Start up Corner: Eperoto, for disputes analysis and decision theory Read More » The post Start up Corner: Eperoto, for disputes analysis and decision theory appeared first on Legal IT Insider.
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Legal Tech Monitor
JULY 4, 2023
UK top 50 law firm Travers Smith has promoted its head of legal technology Shawn Curran, and head of central technology David Cassidy, to become directors within their departments. Curran. Travers promotes legal tech heads Shawn Curran and David Cassidy to director roles Read More » The post Travers promotes legal tech heads Shawn Curran and David Cassidy to director roles appeared first on Legal IT Insider.
Ikigai Law
JULY 4, 2023
“ The price of doing the same old thing is far higher than the price of change.” – Bill Clinton Regulating emerging tech is an exercise in navigating dichotomies. Governments and regulators across the world are grappling with pretty much the same questions: Will the old, tried, and tested laws endure the onslaught of new technologies? Take the FTX debacle, for example – is it good-old-fraud?
lennyesq
JULY 4, 2023
Digital rights folks, as you can imagine, want the tech grounded Jessica Lyons Hardcastle America’s Transportation Security Agency (TSA) intends to expand its facial-recognition program used to screen US air travel passengers to 430 domestic airports in under a decade. The TSA’s program, which uses Idemia’s biometric technology , has come under fire from some privacy and civil-rights organizations, which argue the software amounts to large-scale surveillance that does little to
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