Above the Law - Technology
MAY 10, 2024
It would be wise for legal service communities to navigate the complexities of AI/ML with a nuanced approach that balances innovation and caution. The post Securing The Use Of Artificial Intelligence And Machine Learning In Legal Services appeared first on Above the Law.
Trellis.Law Blog
MAY 10, 2024
Over the past few weeks, the national media has been rife with stories of the ongoing Karen Read murder trial taking place in Massachusetts and presided over by Judge Beverly J. Cannone. In July 2023, the defense argued for Judge… Continue reading → The post You Be the Judge: Should Public Perception of Impartiality Influence Judicial Recusal?
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Above the Law - Technology
MAY 10, 2024
'Louis Vuitton asserted that only it could use the letters “L” and “V” in its branding.' The post Louis Vuitton’s Opposition To Trademark For Gardening Tools Fails Spectacularly appeared first on Above the Law.
Artificial Lawyer
MAY 10, 2024
ILTACon this August will be in Nashville, Tennessee and Artificial Lawyer is looking forward to attending. But, what will be the main focus areas, what’s.
Above the Law - Technology
MAY 10, 2024
Optimized Legal Audio is an artificial intelligence engine in its infancy that tries to hear what judges say, read the language they use, and through this to infer their relative preference for one attorney’s argument over another’s. The post Generating Predictions For <em>Grants Pass v. Johnson</em> Using Artificial Intelligence appeared first on Above the Law.
Attorney at Work
MAY 10, 2024
Danielle DavisRoe | Microsoft 365 includes three apps — Bookings, Forms, and ToDo — that make it easy to streamline your work. The post Transform Your Law Practice With Three Microsoft 365 Apps appeared first on Articles, Tips and Tech for Law Firms and Lawyers.
Above the Law - Technology
MAY 10, 2024
And how you can avoid this fate. The post ‘Legal Tech Lists’: 3 Reasons Your Website Redesign Will Be A Disaster appeared first on Above the Law.
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lennyesq
MAY 10, 2024
Tax pros: Taxpayers who owe taxes might get a call from a private collection agency working on behalf of the IRS. The recently released YouTube video, “ Here’s How to Know that Private Collection Agency Calling You is Legit ” explains how to know it’s an IRS authorized private collection agency calling and not a scammer. For more information on private debt collection, visit the frequently asked questions on IRS.gov.
Legal IT Insiders
MAY 10, 2024
The Information Commissioner’s Office published a report today (10 May) examining the lessons learned from an array of past data breaches, including looking at the facts of a breach at […] The post New ICO ‘lessons learned’ report references past law firm data breach appeared first on Legal IT Insider.
lennyesq
MAY 10, 2024
Effective September 1, 2024, every school district serving high school students grades 9-12 with no districtwide or school building peer-selected student government is required to establish at least one student government organization within such district or school building. Memo on Student Government Requirement FAQ on Student Government Requirement The new Section 817 of Education Law , effective September 1, 2024, states that every public school district with at least one high school serv
Legal IT Insiders
MAY 10, 2024
Aderant this week hosted its Global Momentum conference in Nashville, where the biggest announcement was the launch of its AI-driven cloud platform Stridyn. Stridyn provides dashboard access to data from […] The post Aderant Global Momentum: Stridyn launch is the key takeaway appeared first on Legal IT Insider.
lennyesq
MAY 10, 2024
EDITED BY ANDREW COHEN The justices ruled 6-3 on Thursday that people who have had their property seized in civil forfeiture cases are entitled only to a single, “timely” forfeiture hearing. The court’s conservative majority ruled against two Alabama women who had sought an earlier “preliminary” hearing to try to recover cars they owned that had been seized and held by police in connection with crimes committed by other people.
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