Product and design teams still think of lawyers as “innovation blockers.” But a working relationship with legal departments is increasingly necessary to prevent “dark pattern” lawsuits.
Continue Reading 'Dark Pattern' Litigation Risk Puts Spotlight on Legal's Relationship With Product Designers

Microsoft cloud services went down for hours across the world, but observers say that, should such a dire situation occur, recourse is often murky and difficult to navigate.
Continue Reading Lessons for Legal From Microsoft Outage: Know Your Recourse Options

Five years after the launch of Theory and Principle, a firm that develops legal and justice tools, founder and CEO Nicole Bradick discusses how legal professionals are getting smarter about design choices, the future of legal tech products and why she launched a new co-design studio called T&P Studio.
Continue Reading How Legal Tech Design Has Evolved Since 2018: A Conversation With Nicole Bradick

“People come to where the money is. Miami is where the money is. And a lot of the money has poured into new tech and startups, and there’s going to be a lot of that with AI,” said Tal Lifshitz, a Miami-based tech lawyer.
Continue Reading Following ChatGPT Hype, South Florida's Lawyers See Promise in AI Boom

Today’s organizations posssess massive volumes of unstructured data. Shining a light on it is the only way to transform that data into opportunity, rather than risk.
Continue Reading The Danger Lurking in Dark Data and the Importance of Strong Information Governance

Familiarity and friendship often leads corporate legal departments to choose one legal tech provider over another, but as vendor M&As and cutbacks grow, experts urge legal teams to do more research before adopting a tool.
Continue Reading Growing Consolidations and Cutbacks May Make Tech Contracts Precarious

Experts see both current and future applications for generative AI in legal work. These largely relate to replacing tedious work to boost productivity.
Continue Reading Generative AI Tools Will Upend the Delivery of Legal Services

Broad-reaching AI regulations could eventually come down the pipeline. But in the meantime, many clients are contractually mandating their AI companies to take steps to address the risk of bias.
Continue Reading Absent Federal Regulation, AI Bias Liability Is Growing—And Getting More Complicated

While ChatGPT is the coolest new technology around, it may be setting attorneys up for ethical violations under the Model Rules and putting both attorney-client privilege and client confidentiality at risk.
Continue Reading ChatGPT and Ethics: Can Generative AI Break Privilege and Waive Confidentiality?

“The World’s First Robot Lawyer” has announced the discontinuance of all “non-consumer legal rights products” effective immediately.
Continue Reading DoNotPay Discontinues Legal Products, CEO Threatened With Jail Time Following GPT-in-Court Proposal

Legal tech layoffs often stay under the radar, but there is good reason for it—revealing a large staffing cut can cause a company a significant financial hit.
Continue Reading Get Used to Rumors: Extent of Legal Tech Layoffs Likely to Remain Hidden