Subroto Mukerji, Integreon’s new CEO, is a non-traditional hire for an ALSP, coming from the general tech space. But, as more industries, including legal, leverage technology in their processes, he expects we’ll see more cross-industry moves going forward.
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The Limits of Howey: What the SEC May Be Signaling Through its Approach to NFTs and F-NFTs
While the SEC has yet to weigh in on the question of whether NFTs are securities, its increased attention on fractionalized NFTs may signal a shift in how the agency intends to test whether digital assets are securities in the future.
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For E-Discovery Professionals, a Twitter Shutdown Is Problematic, but Not Dire
Concerns around Twitter’s future are another reminder for e-discovery teams about the preservation challenges that come with ephemeral data and ever-evolving social media platforms.
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Litify President: Too Many Legal-Tech Tools Don't Jibe With One Another
Ari Treuhaft calls this the No. 1 challenge: “How do you give lawyers and operators the flexibility they need, while still providing core tools and systems required to run their operation?”
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Reynen Court Cuts Staff and Discontinues Stock Offering to Manage Costs
Reynen Court’s CEO Andrew Klein emailed vendors alerting them of possible service delays as the company cuts staff to manage market conditions.
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6 Things We Found Interesting in the ABA Tech 2022 Survey
This year’s ABA Tech survey looks at how legal professionals are using technology to communicate with clients, who within a firm is involved in tech procurement and which entities they rely on when they need guidance with tech decisions.
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Court Opts to Keep Those Owed Most by FTX Anonymous, for Now
Attorneys said while they plan to begin liquidating FTX’s assets as quickly as possible, a significant portion of those assets have been stolen or are otherwise not accounted for.
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At Consilio, Dan Schneider Hopes to Move CLM Market Away From ‘Christmas Tree’ Effect
Dan Schneider, who recently moved from Docusign to Consilio, discusses how the CLM space is evolving amid an uncertain economic climate and growing customers’ frustrations.
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Women of Legal Tech: 'The Bar Is Low' for Firms to Foster Innovation for Clients, Says Stephanie Corey
Stephanie Corey, CEO and Co-Founder of UpLevel Ops, discusses key questions for law firms to ask their clients to foster innovation, how sexism in the workplace forced women to stop being authentic, and why companies need to be deliberate in identifying and shaping their culture
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Executives in Crosshairs as FTC Bears Down on Companies Over Data Breaches
“I think the majority of the commission believes that the only way you’re going to get adequate senior leadership’s attention to these issues is to say, ‘If it doesn’t work it’s your fault,'” said William Kovacic, a former FTC chairman.
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Relativity's Current and Future CEOs Discuss Company's Surprise Leadership Change
As Phil Saunders prepares to take over the reins of Relativity from Mike Gamson, the pair discusses the impetus behind the leadership change, what it means for the company, and what to expect from Relativity in the future.
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Will 'Swifties' Alter DOJ's Ticketmaster Investigation? It's Not Just Price That's the Problem
The DOJ’s investigation into the consolidated Ticketmaster-Live Nation may be motivated by non-traditional factors unrelated to price, like IT issues and data privacy, signaling a shift in how regulators view antitrust enforcement.
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Cadwalader Suffered Email Network Outage Following Cyberattack
The firm’s email server was breached and remained down for some attorneys through Sunday as the firm distributed new laptops.
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Plaintiffs Lawyers Want $2.05M Sanction Against Gibson Dunn and Facebook
Plaintiffs lawyers asked a federal judge to impose a $2.05 million sanction in fees and costs against Gibson Dunn and its client, Facebook, for discovery misconduct in the Cambridge Analytica cases.
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UK's Schillings Invests in US Startup Hush, Strengthening Global Online Privacy Reach
The UK firm’s investment in the US-based AI privacy startup will help combat “the uncontrolled proliferation and exploitation of our private data online” and is a critical step toward achieving global online data privacy in today’s digital age.
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DMS Integration Needs to Be Part of Your Security Orchestration Strategy
With cyberattacks and ransomware on the rise, law firms and legal departments are increasingly revising their security strategies, but too many are ignoring the critical role of document management systems.
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