Because Exterro and Zapproved were direct competitors, their integration plans, including any expected layoffs, took longer than average to iron out following the acquisition.
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As It Expands Into Other Verticals, Time by Ping Rebrands As Laurel
Time by Ping, a company whose product is designed to help lawyers capture time automatically, this week announced that it has rebranded the company as Laurel as it expands beyond the legal industry into serving customers in all fields of professional services, including accounting and consulting.
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APIs Can Be Blind Spot in Legal Teams' Data Security, Governance Plans
While application programming interfaces (APIs) are nothing new to the legal industry, many organizations’ information security controls may not account for them as much as they should.
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Talking Tech for Solo and Small Law Firms on the Florida Bar’s Legalfuel Podcast
When it comes to legal technology for solo and small law firms, I don’t think there’s a topic we didn’t touch on in this episode of the Florida Bar’s Legalfuel podcast. Hosts Christine Bilbrey, director of the Florida Bar’s practice resource center, and Jamie Moore, practice management advisor, asked me about everything from law practice management platforms
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Reynen Court’s tactic for recovery, and a frank interview with founder Andy Klein
Editor Caroline Hill speaks to Reynen Court’s founder and CEO Andy Klein about the marketplace’s strategy for recovery, including turning to two third parties to provide its technology infrastructure, in …
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Legal Department Processes Aren't Keeping Up With Rising Legal Tech Demand
While more in-house attorneys and general counsel depend on legal technology, traditional procurement processes, and an abundance of tools, is slowing down adoption, according to the Legal 500 Global Edition of GC: In-House Tech Survey 2023.
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Contracts Company Ironclad Taps Into GPT-3 For Instant Document Redlining Based On A Company’s Playbook
The contract lifecycle management company Ironclad has tapped into the power of OpenAI’s GPT-3 to introduce AI Assist, a beta feature that instantly redlines contracts based on a company’s playbook of approved clauses and language.
The redlines, made using GPT-3’s generative artificial intelligence, appear as tracked changes in Microsoft Word, where a user can then scan the recommended changes and
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Three Reasons to Explore AI for Conflicts Checking
From : Blog Entry >> Brian’s Blog EntryPlease enjoy this blog posted on behalf of the author Rabiya Hirji, Solution Advisory Director, Risk Products, Intapp. Rabiya Hirji has over 20 years in-house risk experience and six years of risk consulting experience. In her role as Solution Advisory Director at Intapp, Rabiya helps firms optimize their investments in risk and
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Documate rebrands to Gavel and brings in Pierre Martin as CTO
San Francisco-headquartered document automation vendor Documate has rebranded to Gavel and hired chief technology officer Pierre Martin, who until 2019 was head of engineering for Amazon Prime Video. Gavel is …
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Ironclad Announces AI Assist, Leveraging OpenAI's GPT-3 to Redline Contracts
For now, AI Assist is in beta form, with an official launch to all of Ironclad’s consumers coming soon.
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Docket Alarm Incorporates GPT-3.5 to Auto-Summarize PDF Litigation Filings in Complex Dockets
The new feature utilizes the large language model that underlays ChatGPT, but via an API that does not suffer from the same intermittent outages as the popular chatbot.
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Docket Alarm Now Uses GPT-3 To Show You Summaries Of PDF Litigation Filings As You Review Docket Sheets
Docket Alarm, which is owned by Fastcase, is one of several products on the market that allow legal professionals to search and browse dockets of federal and state courts. But, when using any of these services, as you browse docket entries, there is no quick way to know what a litigation filing is about without having to download,
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Documate Rebrands As Gavel As It Expands Beyond Document Automation Into Providing A Platform for Building Online Legal Products
Documate, a company whose no-code automation platform is used by law firms and legal organizations to automate the creation of legal documents, is rebranding under a new name, Gavel, to better reflect its continuing expansion into serving as the platform on which law firms, legal organizations, and legal tech startups can build online legal products.
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Clio takes SaaS practice management fight into Australia and hires new APAC general manager
Clio has announced plans to expand into Australia, putting it in direct competition with the likes of incumbent SaaS legal practice management systems such as LEAP, Smokeball and ActionStep, as …
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StateRAMP Certifications Are Slowly Taking Off in the E-Discovery Market
While some e-discovery providers welcome a one-size-fits-all approach to cloud cybersecurity standards at the local and state level, some roadblocks are slowing down further StateRAMP adoption.
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