What We Mean by AI Systems in Legal
The previous year witnessed worldwide increase in the embrace of AI, showcasing a significant surge on artificial intelligence, making it an obvious inclusion rather than upcoming advancement in legal tech. According to Deloitte AI in-house predictions legal firms are moving from AI experimentation to AI value, considering prominent efficiency beyond cost and productivity.
In simple terms, it means structured AI solutions built for legal teams, helping them work smarter, faster, and more accurately. Instead of generic AI-assistance chatbots, AI-systems are purpose-built engines helping legal firms handle complexity from research to discovery
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Pinterest, Inc. has filed a new inter partes review petition, IPR2026-00365, at the Patent Trial and Appeal Board on May 22, 2026. The proceeding puts another PTAB spotlight on the increasingly important area of platform recommendation and content-delivery technology—an area where social media, e-commerce, and advertising companies continue to face significant patent assertion risk.

At this stage, the publicly
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Chief executives are aggressively tying their tenure to generative artificial intelligence, but a lack of operational control, widespread use of unauthorized “shadow AI” and multiplying legal risks have left leadership structurally exposed.
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Last month, I wrote about the pushback by employees, shareholders and others against Thomson Reuters over its contracts to sell law enforcement data to U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), primarily through two products: CLEAR (Consolidated Lead Evaluation and Reporting), which provides personal data from a variety of public and non-public sources, and license plate recognition data, which contains more
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How attorneys can use judge biographies to drive smarter judicial research with the Trellis Connector. Start with data and you’ll learn how a judge rules. Start with a biography and you’ll know where to look next. In part one, we looked at how a judge’s background shapes the research questions worth asking. In this article, […]
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Artificial Intelligence is rapidly moving forward in the technology sector, evolving from a technological breakthrough into a transformative force impacting the global economy. Today’s leaders, spanning leaders, experts, and executives, are shaping how AI is developed, governed, and deployed across industries, including technology, finance, healthcare, manufacturing, and energy.

The given list of Top 10 AI Leaders
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As AI tools become more accessible, in‑house legal teams are starting to build their own answers to everyday problems – often faster than vendors or law firms can respond. But […]
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This week on The Geek in Review, we talk with Ryan McClead of Sente Advisors about his new book on AI agents, written in collaboration with Claude. McClead explains how a short best practices guide grew into a full book after his work with Claude Cowork revealed something larger than tool tips or prompt advice. The result is part field
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I have been using Mastodon for over three years now and have no regrets. I’m aware of confirmation bias in this matter but it still feels right. I was ready to take the next step, which was to try to run my own Mastodon instance. It’s still early days but I am pretty sure this is
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Appellee MIT has asked the First Circuit for summary disposition in appeal No. 26-1510, a procedural move designed to end the appeal without full merits briefing or oral argument. In practical terms, the motion argues that the appellant’s position is so clearly foreclosed—whether by settled law, lack of appellate jurisdiction, waiver, or obvious deficiencies on the record—that the court can
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The U.S. Supreme Court declined to hear Eli Lilly’s constitutional challenge to the False Claims Act’s qui tam mechanism, preserving one of the government’s most potent civil fraud enforcement tools. The petition arose from litigation brought by whistleblower Ronald Streck, who accused Lilly of misconduct tied to Medicaid drug rebate reporting.

By denying review, the Court leaves in place lower-court
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A May 15 filing in Daitona Carter, Federal Circuit No. 26-1721, spotlights one of the most consequential forms of interim appellate relief: an emergency stay pending appeal. The motion, styled as a request under Rule 8/18, appears to ask the court to temporarily halt the effect of a lower-court or agency ruling while the appeal moves forward. In practical
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A federal judge has closed President Donald Trump’s lawsuit against the IRS and Treasury, but not without raising pointed questions about how the case ended and whether it ever presented a conventional adversarial dispute. According to the reported proceedings before U.S. District Judge Kathleen Williams, the Department of Justice announced a $1.8 billion settlement tied to claims that the federal
Continue Reading Judge Closes Trump IRS Case but Flags Transparency Concerns Over $1.8 Billion Deal