News
Discussions continue on using AI for legal tasks amidst accuracy and privacy concerns. Significant developments include mergers, acquisitions and investments in AI-powered platforms. Concerns persist on data compliance issues.
Funding
Yesterday saw significant movement in legal tech with fundraisings, acquisitions, product releases, and vital rulings that could shape its future. Tech providers continue targeting efficient, secure data management while underlining the importance of nuanced, legal understanding.
AI
AI transforming legal processes, Cloud Software's ShareFile for Legal launched, SEC's new cybersecurity rule creating waves, and startups Definely and Clearbrief using AI for efficiency.
Legal Project Management
Welcome to your Law Tech briefing for July 17th, 2023, covering what happened in legal tech recently. TLDR; Listen instead: Have less than a 1 min? Three takeaways from yesterday 1. The rise of AI in the legal industry necessitates caution and responsible use of technology to avoid potential job
Secuirty
M-Files earns high customer satisfaction in Gartner report. Travers Smith promotes two tech directors. Eperoto's tool changes how lawyers evaluate disputes. Collaboration is crucial for successful blockchain implementation.
eDiscovery
The rise of AI & data-driven solutions takes center stage. Ethical concerns regarding AI use in the profession, following the discovery of lawyers submitting fake legal opinions.
News
Deloitte appoints Richard Punt to lead Deloitte Legal with a focus on multidisciplinary solutions and AI. Mishcon de Reya's MDR Lab partners with Ayora, Martello, and ApprentAI. Casepoint investigates a data breach.