In-house departments are warming up to artificial intelligence. Will law firms follow their clients' lead? Also, GCs are fired up about diversity.
January 30, 2019 at 06:00 PM
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Hello, readers of Inside Track! Welcome back to another edition of your favorite newsletter on all things in-house counsel. This week we discuss artificial intelligence, how it’s advanced and why law firms should be embracing it.
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