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Data Literacy: A Critical Skill for Legal Professionals

Colin S. Levy

Legal teams are no longer just advisors on regulatory compliance or dispute resolution—they are now key players in data governance, risk management, and strategic decision-making. Leveraging Litigation Analytics Litigation is data-intensive, and making sense of this data is crucial for managing risks effectively.

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Litigation, ADR, ODR—The Next Normal?

Ron Friedmann

Litigation, ADR, ODR—The Next Normal? a live blog post of a College of Law Practice Management virtual event. Note abbreviations: ADR = alternative dispute resolution. Nicole Nehama Auerbach—litigator, co-founder of pioneering law firms Valorem Law and ElevateNext. That is music to my ears. Use a simple background.

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TermScout Launches Screens, First-of-its-Kind Marketplace for Lawyers to Build and Sell Contract Review AIs

LawSites

Already, the American Arbitration Association is using Screens to assist parties reviewing dispute resolution clauses. Every year, countless parties get stuck in unnecessary litigation because their arbitration and mediation clauses are poorly drafted,” said Diana Didia, the AAA’s chief information and innovation officer.

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Justia Legal Guides: Consumer Protection Law Center

Justia Legal Marketing & Technology blog

In some cases, a consumer might resort to alternative dispute resolution , rather than litigation. In arbitration, a decision-maker called an arbitrator resolves the dispute. Either arbitration or mediation may be faster and less expensive than litigation. The two main types of ADR are arbitration and mediation.

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Mediation vs. Arbitration vs. Litigation: What’s the Difference Between Them?

CaseFox

When any dispute arises, especially in business or professional life, it is important to have a dispute resolution process. However, there are alternative methods available for resolving disputes that are not so time-consuming and don’t involve courtroom drama. Mediation proceedings are not very formal.

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Mediation vs. Arbitration vs. Litigation: What’s the Difference Between Them?

CaseFox

When any dispute arises, especially in business or professional life, it is important to have a dispute resolution process. However, there are alternative methods available for resolving disputes that are not so time-consuming and don’t involve courtroom drama. This is a more formal approach to resolving the dispute.

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Zero-Based Drafting: Why contract templates are holding you back and how to ditch them to draft better contracts.

Colin S. Levy

Start with boilerplate clauses that cover concepts like amendment, waiver, notice, governing law, dispute resolution, assignment, and entire agreement. Prior to joining ONS, Nate was in private legal practice, concentrating in corporate and transactional law, intellectual property, and commercial litigation.