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Editor’s Picks: Negotiation revisited | Save $$ on legal research | Marijuana election clean sweep

Legal Talk Network

Practice tips: How negotiation steers healthy relationships & how to save $$ on legal research. Alexandra Carter, a negotiation trainer and clinical law professor, tells Lawyerist Podcast host Sarah Briggs how to best frame negotiation and how for lawyers to use to improve and develop professional relationships.

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All Things AI Law Librarian-ish, Generative AI, and Legal Research/Education/Technology

LLRX

Is better case law data fueling a legal research boom? Recently, Rebecca Fordon noticed a surge of new and innovative legal research tools. Fordon wondered what could be fueling this increase, and set off to find out more.

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The 9 Best Free Legal Research Tools And Databases For Lawyers

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Wouldn’t it be nice to have all the legal research at your fingertips? If, as a lawyer or a legal professional. You are always looking for tools or ways to make your legal research process efficient. Today in this blog we are going to talk about top 9 free legal research tools for lawyers.

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Pablo Arredondo on the One-Year Anniversary of CoCounsel

3 Geeks and a Law Blog

In this episode of “The Geek in Review,” hosts Greg Lambert and Marlene Gebauer celebrate the one-year anniversary of CoCounsel , the pioneering Generative AI Legal Research Tool launched by CaseText. Greg Lambert 0:16 And I’m Greg Lambert.

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Save Time on Comparative State Statutory Research with 50 State Surveys

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Last week in our Advanced Legal Research course at UW Law, we delved into the topic of legislative research including 50 state surveys. Inevitably, there are a few students every year who have been tasked with compiling and comparing laws across states and spent hours searching the laws of each state.

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How your online world could change if big tech companies like Google are forced to break up

LLRX

The Department of Justice may be on the verge of seeking a break-up of Google in a bid to make it less dominant. ,,,,,strong>Renaud Foucart explains that if the government goes ahead and is successful in the courts, it could mean the company being split into separate entities – a search engine, an advertising company, a video website, a mapping app (..)

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Book Review – Watchdogs: Inspectors General and the Battle for Honest and Accountable Government

LLRX

The 2024 election results have prompted discussion about the effectiveness of “guardrails” that might restrain Presidential activities that could harm the nation.

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