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My past Daily Record articles can be accessed here. ** Legaltech DueDiligence: Evaluating Cloud and AI Software Technology is evolving at a pace never before seen. Here is my recent Daily Record column. She also co-authors “Criminal Law in New York,” a Thomson Reuters treatise.
In short, lawyers must observe their long-standing ethical obligation to preserve client confidence and conduct duediligence into any service or vendor used to store client information. Other states describe a lawyer’s duty when choosing SaaS and cloud computing services as one of “duediligence.”
So here’s my first tip, and it’s a big one: It’s up to you as the user to do your duediligence in vetting the response. But it’s worth noting that many times, it’s confidently right.
companies must conduct thorough duediligence to ensure compliance with anti-corruption laws when entering the e-commerce market in the region. 17] As a result, U.S. In conclusion, the e-commerce market in Africa presents both risks and opportunities for U.S. July 24, 2020), [link] [17] Transparency Int., 31, 2023), [link].
One possibility is for the UK Financial Regulators to introduce standardized AI duediligence requirements that firms must satisfy before they can adopt third-party tools. There is strong appetite for any future regulations to align with existing domestic and international laws and regulations.
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