2024 Legal AI Litigation 
Debevoise Data Blog
JANUARY 13, 2025
But this new era of AI has not come without controversy, as authors and rights holders have launched waves of litigation against the companies that trained and released generative AI models, as well as their investors and affiliates, alleging violations of intellectual property rights. OpenAI Inc. ,
Clio
FEBRUARY 24, 2025
According to our latest Legal Trends Report , 79% of legal professionals use AI in some capacity in their practice, and 84% of firms believe that AI usage will grow over the next year. Not surprisingly, as AI adoption accelerates, the legal AI ecosystem is expanding just as rapidly. Book a demo today.
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Clio
DECEMBER 13, 2024
The emergence of collaborative AI tools like Hebbia the advanced AI tool for legal professionals recently recognized as LegalTech GenAI Solution of the Year at the 2024 LegalTech Breakthrough Awards. Read on as we explore what we know about Hebbias AI Looking for legal AI options?
NSLT
JULY 1, 2024
Law firms use AI tools to automate the preparation of discovery requests and discovery responses, as well as streamlined management. In this article, we’ll see how AI tools integrate with existing workflows and how they influence the future of litigation. Read Article
NSLT
JULY 1, 2024
Law firms use AI tools to automate the preparation of discovery requests and discovery responses, as well as streamlined management. In this article, we’ll see how AI tools integrate with existing workflows and how they influence the future of litigation. Read Article
Percipient
JANUARY 20, 2025
As AI keeps evolving, its clear that lawyers and firms who embrace these tools now will have a big advantage in the future. In this guide, we go over everything you need to know about legal AI, including the different types, benefits, and the best tools you can start with. What Is Legal AI?
Debevoise Data Blog
FEBRUARY 14, 2025
Thomson Reuters filed suit back in 2020, alleging that ROSS had used its copyrighted Westlaw headnotes and other materials as training data for ROSS competing legal AI product. Thomson Reuters claimed that thousands of ROSSs legal memos are infringing copies of its Westlaw headnotes.
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