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Data privacy and cybersecurity regulations like the EU’s General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) and California’s Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA) have dramatically expanded consumer privacy rights—and there are more laws like them on the horizon. This regulatory increase has led to the need to establish better privacy measures across enterprises, which includes minimizing legal risks and exposure to data breaches.

One approach to solving this problem is through data minimization, which is sometimes referred to as defensible deletion. 

Download this white paper to learn:

• Why data minimization is no longer just important but required.
• A 3-phase approach to implementing minimization practices at your organization.
• Best practices for maintaining an effective, defensible retention program.

Start reducing storage costs and minimizing legal risks associated with data retention

Digital transformation within the legal industry has suddenly taken on new urgency and new meaning. Cumbersome, bloated project teams, expensive in-person meetings and traditional ways of managing workflows and documents are no longer practical, let alone possible.

The future-focused law firm can reap immediate benefits from artificial intelligence (AI) and automation technologies — namely, time saved, increased productivity, enhanced attorney satisfaction, and ultimately growth.

Download this white paper that covers in detail:

• Immediate advantages your firm gains from AI and automation technology adoption
• What improvements you will see in operations
• How to go about technology adoption in a thoughtful way
• A checklist to help guide you through the vendor selection process

Exterro and EDRM partnered to develop the E-Discovery Maturity Quiz, a 20-question self-assessment to help organizations understand how mature their e-discovery processes were when compared to industry best practices.

With this report, you can now benchmark your own maturity quiz results against those of over 200 anonymous responses from organizations of 200+ employees, in a variety of industries including government, pharmaceuticals, finance, information technology, and more. 

Download this report to learn:

• Which e-discovery phases in-house teams are most and least mature in.
• How organizations of different sizes and in different industries compare to each other.
• Where you stand compared to your peers by industry and size.

Data shows that most companies are greatly undercounting their use of open source software (OSS), leading to potential legal and security concerns that need to be respected and tracked. Additionally, trends tell us companies are expecting higher levels of compliance. This begs the question, what is the legal team's role in managing compliance and security vulnerabilities associated with open source?

Access this on-demand webinar to understand:

• Why there's a real and immediate need for legal counsel to understand OSS
• The accompanying legal obligations and potential business impact
• The need for process and lawful management of OSS

Widely regarded as ‘the world’s most important number,’ transition away from the London Interbank Offered Rate (LIBOR) was announced in 2017 with 2021 being the last year of assured reliance.

With the deadline fast approaching, and a lot of work to be done, the Federal Reserve

Board and state regulators have now confirmed that they will start to assess LIBOR transition plans as part of the regular examination process.

This paper will help financial services companies, corporate treasury departments, and other end-users of LIBOR and other IBOR products understand its wide-reaching impact, the efforts currently underway across industry groups, and what you need to do to eventually transition to an alternative risk-free rate (RFR).

Download this paper that includes:

• A refresher on LIBOR fundamentals
• An analysis of how the industry is preparing for the change
• An approach to contract analysis and repapering that is required for the transition of contracts to an RFR
• A project management primer for libor transition

Mobile apps have risen to become one of the most popular ways for consumers to connect with brands. In a report released by Statista.com, mobile apps are expected to generate over $581.9 billion in revenue this year. With this level of revenue, it’s no surprise bad actors are looking to profit.

While precautions are taken to reduce uploads of nefarious apps, cybercriminals continue to find ways to bypass them. And with over 2000 new apps being introduced to major app stores every day, it’s up to brand holders and their in-house teams to be proactive.

Download this guide outlining how to design an app enforcement strategy that addresses the risks posed to your business by infringing mobile apps. Topics Include:

• How your mobile commerce goals impact your enforcement strategy
• How to carry out enforcement at scale
• How to build an efficient enforcement framework

Start taking fast action today to protect your brand from infringing apps. 

If you’re trying to bring more of your ediscovery in house to save money, you’re not alone. Economic pressures and rising legal spend has many legal departments investing in bringing discovery technology in house.

Still, lawyers struggle to establish and stick to their ediscovery budgets, given the difficulties in predicting case volumes or needs. The good news is this is a solvable problem. 

Download this guide and learn to analyze your ediscovery processes to illuminate your true costs, and how to better control those costs going forward. It will cover:

• 10 money-saving tips
• Common categories that drive ediscovery costs
• 3 factors to keep in mind when accounting for ediscovery costs

Internal investigations can be daunting because the matters are often highly sensitive, time is critical, and there is no room for error. The goal of an internal investigation is to either detect and respond to wrongdoing, or dispel suspicions. Organizations should respond to investigations in a way that curtails any specific incident of wrongdoing, and discourages similar future violations. Successful investigations are thorough, initiated quickly, completed promptly, and evaluated fairly.

With these 5 best practices, you’ll learn how to implement a plan to quickly trigger a defensible investigation, and build a strategy to manage the resulting relevant data.

Download this guide that includes:

• 5 best practices for conducting fast, defensible internal investigations
• How to save time and money utilizing your ediscovery software
• 4 steps to review the documents returned in your search

Don’t delay, start planning how to create your successful investigation today. 

As the volume and types of data continue to expand, automation and efficiency in Ediscovery will be critical for law firms in their pursuit of justice.

2019 marked the end of a decade of progress in legal tech, and serves as a key reflection point to glean trends and insights that will shape the year ahead. 

Download this report, that analyzes uniquely positioned usage data of the Everlaw Ediscovery platform, to explore key trends in Ediscovery, including how: 

• Professionals are becoming more efficient at their jobs
• Collaboration is evolving and blurring geo-boundaries
• Advanced analytics drive scale and insight across diverse documents

Legal firms routinely handle large sums of money on behalf of clients, which ‘clean’ the money by disguising its origin. This creates a significant overlap between the services a law firm offers and money laundering methods; thus, designating the legal sector as a high-risk industry. 

Amidst greater pressure on the legal industry to address financial crime compliance, how can you protect your law firm from risk, improve regulatory compliance, and avoid fines or reputational damage?

Download this in-depth infographic that covers in detail:

• Guidelines and best practices to help firms and solo-practitioners ensure compliance 
• 3 considerations when implementing best practices
• The current compliance landscape including: screening challenges; common approaches to financial crime compliance; what defines risk; and typical risk screening standards.

As data continues to amass at an exponential rate, ediscovery becomes an increasingly critical component of business operations. Similarly, the overabundance of vendors and solutions available today makes it challenging for GCs and legal teams to conduct thorough evaluations. 

Selecting a vendor should be seen as entering a long-term relationship with a trusted business partner that offers a solution to meet the needs of your enterprise. 

Download this guide that serves as a vendor evaluation blueprint, providing:

• 5 key areas to assess alignment with an ediscovery vendor
• A list of probing questions for each area
• Pro tips to help guide the process

With the big data boom in recent years, a rush of ediscovery software solutions has flooded the market with hundreds of options. Each one offering a different mix of features and capabilities.

The dramatic increase in new vendors—along with a surge in new feature development—makes  it difficult to compare the strengths and weaknesses of platforms. Evaluating various solutions is a real challenge.

Asking the right questions in your evaluation can help differentiate between vendors and help you tailor your approach.

Download this white paper to explore:

• 5 hard questions you should ask ediscovery software vendors
• Tips for looking beyond feature comparison and diving into the value provided
• Follow-up questions that reveal the vendor's strategy behind product development

Legal Operators and General Counsel are under new pressure to increase collaboration, productivity, and security. Legal professionals need to be able to access information to leverage past work and do their job more effectively. However, many in-house legal teams are forced to use traditional enterprise solutions for document management, which fail to address the amount and complexity of legal documents, emails and other information.

Download this white paper and learn how a modern DMS can overcome the challenges faced by legal departments such as:

• Hours per week spent searching for documents in separate systems and emails.
• Duplication of work due to lack of access to previous legal professionals’ work.
• Inability to securely share documents with internal stakeholders or outside counsel.

With the big data boom in recent years, a rush of ediscovery software solutions has flooded the market with hundreds of options. Each one offering a different mix of features and capabilities.

The dramatic increase in new vendors—along with a surge in new feature development—makes  it difficult to compare the strengths and weaknesses of platforms. Evaluating various solutions is a real challenge.

Asking the right questions in your evaluation can help differentiate between vendors and help you tailor your approach.

Download this white paper to explore:

• 5 hard questions you should ask ediscovery software vendors
• Tips for looking beyond feature comparison and diving into the value provided
• Follow-up questions that reveal the vendor's strategy behind product development

Following the UK’s formal departure from the EU on January 31st 2020, the time for businesses to act in addressing any Brexit-related contractual issues is now. Existing UK-EU trading relationships will continue to operate until the end of the year, at which time they will cease to apply to any UK businesses. 

Speed of action is critical once it is known exactly what form Brexit will take. Fortunately, innovative AI contract software, like Kira, can be leveraged to give both advisors and in-house counsel sufficient notice of how to move efficiently in advance of December 2020. 

Watch this on-demand webinar, where you will learn:

• An expert-recommended three-tiered approach.
• A real-life risk management case study to learn from.
• How Kira’s AI and tools ensure businesses are Brexit ready.

How are you and your clients been affected by Coronavirus? Kira found from 130 contracts that 72% included force majeure provisions.

The current coronavirus outbreak has seen an increasing number of Chinese businesses seeking exemptions for non-performance or non-compliance under their contracts. The economic effects are already rippling worldwide as supply chains and commodities markets are being thrown into turmoil. According to state news agency Xinhua, the China Council for the Promotion of International Trade has issued 4,811 force majeure certificates as of Mar. 3 due to the epidemic. The contracts affected by those certificates are worth 373.7 billion Chinese yuan (US$53.79 billion), according to the report.

Access this on-demand webinar as we walk you through the impacts that Coronavirus (COVID-19) can have on your commercial contracts, and what steps your organization, or clients’ organizations, can take to minimize any potential impact of force majeure and other clauses in them.

Ediscovery costs are growing rapidly. At the same time, corporate legal teams are being asked to take on additional responsibilities as budgets are trimmed - a trend that may only intensify with the current economic uncertainty. It’s more vital than ever that you find ways to control and predict ediscovery costs.

In 5 strategic steps, you’ll learn how to create a comprehensive litigation response plan, conduct early case assessment (ECA), preserve and collect the right data, reduce document volume for review and improve the efficiency of the process from end to end.

Download this guide that includes:

• A detailed, 5-step plan to drive down cost of ediscovery
• 3 factors contributing to rising costs
• A quick start guide and tips

Start taking stock of where your company is today and begin driving down your costs.

Following the UK’s formal departure from the EU on January 31st 2020, the time for businesses to act in addressing any Brexit-related contractual issues is now. Existing UK-EU trading relationships will continue to operate until the end of the year, at which time they will cease to apply to any UK businesses. 

Speed of action is critical once it is known exactly what form Brexit will take. Fortunately, innovative AI contract software, like Kira, can be leveraged to give both advisors and in-house counsel sufficient notice of how to move efficiently in advance of December 2020. 

Watch this on-demand webinar, where you will learn:

• An expert-recommended three-tiered approach.
• A real-life risk management case study to learn from.
• How Kira’s AI and tools ensure businesses are Brexit ready.

Reports suggested that 45-86% of companies would not be ready for the CCPA launch date at the beginning of 2020. Now that we’re past this initial date, many companies are still struggling to fully comply.

Organizations must comply with Data Subject Access Requests from consumers, have an organized data management system that allows them to find and remediate that data within 45 days, and they must do so without disrupting major business functions.

Download this guide that offers answers to important information governance and security questions, and walks through the draft regulations that enterprises must comply with. You'll learn:

• Why the changing regulatory landscape means getting your data house in order is of the utmost importance.
• Tips from subject matter experts for complying with the law based on the regulations that were published. 
• Answers to major questions for GCs and corporate legal departments that could mean the difference between confident compliance and fines.

Business leaders and lawyers know that far too many potential deals slip through into the next reporting period due to the legal bottleneck of contract review. The fundamental checks and cross-checks of every clause against the company playbook takes time and focus.

What if you could remove this bottleneck and accelerate your business’s deal velocity?

By enabling lawyers to operate in a state of “flow”, or complete immersion, they can become 500% more productive. Too often, technology meant to keep lawyers operating in this capacity interrupts or distracts them from it.

Download this guide and learn how new developments around Microsoft Word integrations can: 

• Transform your legal team into a business accelerator, instead of a bottleneck.
• Allow for a review of complex arguments within minutes compared to hours.
• Keep lawyers in their productive flow by focusing on points of potential risks, instead of reading entire contracts. 

As the volume and types of data continue to expand, automation and efficiency in Ediscovery will be critical for legal teams in their pursuit of justice.

2019 marked the end of a decade of progress in legal tech, and serves as a key reflection point to glean trends and insights that will shape the year ahead. 

Download this report, that analyzes uniquely positioned usage data of the Everlaw Ediscovery platform, to explore key trends in Ediscovery, including how: 

• Professionals are becoming more efficient at their jobs
• Collaboration is evolving and blurring geo-boundaries
• Advanced analytics drive scale and insight across diverse documents

With an increasingly strict mandate to reduce cost, manage compliance and demonstrate value to the greater business, chief legal officers (CLOs) and their in-house law departments must reimagine the legal function in order to thrive in the future. 

Download this white paper to explore three tactical approaches that you can take to accomplish this. Including:

• React effectively to crisis
• Become a better business partner
• Actively cultivate your leadership skills

As data continues to amass at an exponential rate, ediscovery becomes an increasingly critical component of law firm operations. Similarly, the overabundance of vendors and solutions available today makes it challenging to conduct thorough evaluations. 

Selecting a vendor should be seen as entering a long-term relationship with a trusted business partner that offers a solution to meet the needs of your firm. 

Download this guide that serves as a vendor evaluation blueprint, providing:

• 5 key areas to assess alignment with an ediscovery vendor
• A list of probing questions for each area
• Pro tips to help guide the process

Predictive coding may feel unfamiliar to some, but many of the services that consumers

use every day incorporate this technology. For example, the recommendations Amazon provides while you’re shopping, and even Google’s predictive search suggestions.  

Predictive coding can empower lawyers to focus their time on information that is relevant to the claims and defenses of their case while also saving time, money, and reducing the chance of human error. The flexibility offered by TAR 2.0 has helped facilitate wider use case application.

Download this whitepaper to understand how to leverage this powerful tool to prioritize important documents in your team’s workflow, and discover:

• Exactly what predictive coding is
• The best tactical uses of predictive coding
• How the machine learning process fits into TAR 1.0 and 2.0
• How it can work for you

Get started today and save time and money in your review processes!

Predictive coding may feel unfamiliar to some, but many of the services that consumers use every day incorporate this technology. For example, the recommendations Amazon provides while you’re shopping, and even Google’s predictive search suggestions.  

Predictive coding can empower lawyers to focus their time on information that is relevant to the claims and defenses of their case while also saving time, money, and reducing the chance of human error. The flexibility offered by TAR 2.0 has helped facilitate wider use case application.

Download this whitepaper to understand how to leverage this powerful tool to prioritize important documents in your firm’s workflow, and discover:

• Exactly what predictive coding is
• The best tactical uses of predictive coding
• How the machine learning process fits into TAR 1.0 and 2.0
• How it can work for you

Get started today and save time and money in your review processes!

Manual contract creation and review can be a major pain point in the legal process. What if you could extract actionable insights from your contract database to improve future agreements and make more favorable negotiations? What if this data could reveal trends in M&A deal points, like how common non-competition clauses are among certain types of sellers?

Machine learning technology grants law firms this level of power and analysis across their existing contracts, with vast improvements over manual review. 

Download this study and learn how machine learning technology from Kira allows your firm to analyze its own deals with significantly greater speed, consistency and accuracy than a manual review. You’ll learn:

• How to easily find and extract precedent clause language for future use
• How to create a searchable archive of data from your contracts
• The type of insights you can extract from your contracts
• Examples of specific M&A deal points and analysis you can gather

Today’s ediscovery world is complex, nuanced, and filled with challenges, particularly as the volume and types of electronic data continue to grow at accelerated rates. 

Discover the focus areas legal teams are intent on tackling, and how technology will become a critical piece in solving the biggest data challenges in 2020 and beyond. 

Download this report for trends and insights on what fellow in-house lawyers see as the most pressing issues around data, technology, and cost reduction. Including:

• Cost reduction strategies
• Outsourcing work and how much
• Anticipated tech investments
• Top initiatives
• Areas of success
• And more!

Refocus your 2020 technology and ediscovery goals using this benchmark report. 

As open source software continues to be adopted at an increasing rate, compliance with open source licenses becomes a more pressing initiative. Irresponsible usage could result in litigation risk, lowered valuation, loss of market opportunity and damaged reputation, which could impact sales and the recruitment of top talent.  

Download this white paper that covers three approaches to mitigating risk in using open source software, including manual audits, semi-automated compliance and continuous compliance. This paper also covers:

• Different types of risks associated with open source licenses
• Top approaches for mitigating risk in open source
• Pros and cons of manual open source audits
• Contrasts between semi-automated and continuous compliance
• Emerging trends in mitigating open source risk

While Mergers and Acquisitions (M&A) create tremendous opportunities, they also present challenges around Intellectual Property (IP) integrity. Data shows that only 37% of corporations have policies in place for open source management, meaning open source software due diligence is imperative to uncovering risks early. 

Every M&A transaction is different, but attaining quick, accurate insights on findings that could impact a go/no-go decision, understanding the reliance on open source software, and assessing IP valuation requires a streamlined audit process. 

Download this guide to learn:

• A 6-step open source audit methodology for each phase of the due diligence process.
• The benefits of an open source software audit for M&A’s.
• 2 examples of this audit process in real-life M&A events.

The average Fortune 1000 company actively manages tens of thousands of contracts at any one time. These documents touch every aspect of the organization, and yet many corporations are unable to synthesize or analyze their contract universe in a holistic or meaningful manner.

Watch our experts, Kelly Whetstone (Deputy General Counsel at Foreside), Ryan Drimalla (Managing Director at FTI Consulting), and Benjamin Kim (Legal Knowledge Engineering Manager at Kira Systems) share methods and strategies for getting ahead of the risk inherent in untracked and unknown contract populations.

Access this on-demand webinar, and you will learn:

• What CLM looks like through a Corporate lens
• The challenges that come with having a lack of CLM
• How to assess and plan for Corporate CLM
• Which aspects can be remedied by AI and how?

Over the past year, public companies have attempted to comply with transformative new accounting rules for recognizing revenue from customer contracts, known as ASC Topic 606. 

This white paper (Part II in Intelligize’s research series) checks back in on the early adopters discussed in Part I to see how the adoption process has gone, and where SEC review has focused for both early and standard adopters.

Download this whitepaper to gain more insight into what the SEC wanted in companies’ Topic 606 disclosures. Results cover:

• Continuing compliance issues
• Increased SEC scrutiny of companies with complex payment structures
• Analysis of S&P 500, unicorn IPOs and emerging growth companies
• SEC comment letters by industry

One of the emerging domains that General Counsel must support is engineering and product development. Not only tasked with bringing efficiency into the legal organization, but many now also embed a “Product Counsel” within Engineering, IT, Product, and Design teams to help make crucial, risk-mitigating decisions that shape the strategic direction of the company’s product.

Download this white paper to explore:

• The definition of the "Product Counsel" role within your corporate counsel.
• How to know if open source compliance is something you need to track.
• What legal should focus on in partnership with internal tech teams.
• The pains and priorities of legal's partners across the tech team.
• Emerging trends in corporate legal service delivery.

Start meeting the increasing legal demands from your engineering and product development teams. 

Corporate legal departments have long fought the perception of being a cost center that doesn’t support being a strategic, value-added partner to the business. With rapid technological innovation and a drive to increase efficiency, the tone around those viewpoints has shifted. 

We no longer talk about whether corporate legal departments will harness innovation to help drive efficiencies and add value — but now it’s when and how.

At the center of this conversation sits AI and its array of uses. 

Download this white paper to learn how AI enhances legal operations and lends valuable context to the work lawyers do. This paper covers:

• How corporate legal departments can harness AI
• Examples of AI applications 
• How AI can help you stay compliant with CCPA
• And more!

What keeps auditors up at night? The Public Company Accounting Oversight Board (PCAOB) enacted a new rule in 2017 calling for auditor reports of public companies to include a section outlining CAMs in their reviews. CAMs are issues both material to financial statements and require challenging, subjective judgment on the part of auditors.

Auditors have begun reporting CAMs for audits of large accelerated filers for fiscal years ending on or after June 30, 2019. All other companies to which the requirements apply will face implementation for fiscal years ending on or after December 15, 2020.

Download this survey report for critical insights from 171 compliance specialists at public companies on how they are adapting their own corporate disclosure and processes. You will receive answers to the following questions and more:
 

• What company-drafted language might change in the next annual report?
• Which company representatives engaged with the auditing firm as part of so-called “dry runs,” and how long did the process take?
• Should auditors be talking to investor relations teams?

What if you could pinpoint arguments a specific judge used in motion practice, have access to grant and denial rates of specific motion types, or even gain insight into which types of analogies certain judges respond to or reject? And what if all this could be gathered within seconds?

Enter the next-frontier concept of language analytics. 

In a nutshell, language analytics are a computer’s ability to understand language-based documents by using natural language processing to offer deep insights, not just lists. Now apply that to case law, and you can uncover valuable insights that can help you win more cases.

Download this white paper today and discover:

• The opportunities language analytics provide attorneys
• The benefits of language analytics in legal practice
• How this data can help you win more cases
• How language analytics can save you time and money

Learn how to harness the power that a team of lawyers offers, but in a fraction of the time and cost and on a larger scale. 

Data-driven insights can save time, show the probability of winning a case, and determine the best wording with specific judges. When looking to get the most out of your analytics, not all solutions are created equal. 

Download this guide for crucial insights into assessing the right analytics solution for you. You’ll also learn the top 5 uses of legal analytics and the right questions to ask regarding:

• Accuracy
• Experience 
• Workflow
• Case law language analytics
• Expert witnesses
• Usability
• Price

Arm yourself with the right knowledge to help you during your selection process.

Sustainable packaging. Political spending. Executive compensation clawback amidst the opioid crisis.

These were just a few of the environmental, social and governance (ESG) matters that occupied the attention of publicly traded companies during the 2019 proxy season.

Given new uncertainty over the no-action letter process to exclude proposals, companies must be prepared to take shareholder proposals all the way to a vote. When they do, they can expect a tougher fight than ever.

Download this 2020 playbook on ESG shareholder proposals today, and carry last year's proxy vote results into this season to ensure you know the right plays to call.

Is your law firm ready to move beyond the world of billable hours? 

The managed legal services model introduces transparency, efficiency – and the chance to introduce technology on a scale that might not be feasible for single in-house teams. Plus, your firm benefits from the certainty of cash flow.

Here’s how it works: direct insight of your client’s specific needs and pain points can be turned into knowledge, or digitized IP, that can then be turned into an opportunity to create a more valuable, and potentially more profitable offering to the client. Which could then be sold again with a similar implementation to another client while not attracting any new costs to your firm. 

Download this playbook to learn how partnering with legal technology to expand upon managed legal services can help your firm go beyond billable hours by:

• Understanding the gap in the legal service provider model 
• Extracting new value from client knowledge
• Turning knowledge into revenue streams

Artificial intelligence (AI) is one of the most heavily-hyped business buzzwords today. But with only 10% of lawyers saying their teams use AI-based tools, the legal business landscape is primed for AI to go mainstream in the coming years.

So what do legal teams need to know about the truth behind the AI hype?

Download this white paper to learn 5 myths, and their realities, about AI for legal teams; including:

• Will AI will replace lawyers?
• What AI can actually do for legal teams
• How easy it is to get started with AI
• And more!

Today, attorneys spend about 15 hours researching potential expert witnesses. But what is there to show for that legwork, and are they getting the right information? 

What if there was an easier way to get the research information needed on an expert witness in just minutes? And what if the information also provided when the witness was challenged, the grounds and the outcome? This type of information gives attorneys actionable information that they can use to draw conclusions and inform their legal strategy.

Download this info brief to gain a deeper understanding of how technology can provide a competitive edge and create more efficiency for your legal team. Plus you’ll learn:

• Why it’s necessary to properly vet expert witnesses
• Expert research challenges and solutions
• How analytics give you a competitive edge

Lighthouse’s second-annual Illuminations Summit brought together professionals from a multitude of companies including Accenture, Facebook, Microsoft, and more.

These experts covered various industry hot topics and discussed top challenges and best practices for solving those challenges. 

Download this white paper to explore the highlights and key insights from this summit. Topics include:

• Ensuring legal is perceived as more than a cost center
• Tech trends
• Networking your way to the top
• Cryptocurrency and blockchain
• And much more!

Artificial intelligence (AI) is one of the most heavily-hyped business buzzwords today. But with only 10% of lawyers saying their firms currently use AI-based tools, the legal business landscape is primed for AI to go mainstream in the coming years.

So what do law firms need to know about the truth behind the AI hype?

Download this white paper to learn 5 myths, and their realities, about AI for legal teams; including:

• Will AI will replace lawyers?
• What AI can actually do for a law firm
• How AI helps small and medium firms compete
• And more!

Using artificial intelligence (AI) to identify items of concern in legal contracts is nothing new. While AI can save time and resources, it does not remove the need for human expertise. Thus, making it just another effective search tool.

Discover how your in-house team can leverage next-gen AI systems to take a step further and generate a decision similar to a human lawyer’s conclusion of, “I’ve looked at this, and these five issues need careful consideration. Otherwise, we are ok.”

Download this playbook to learn how next-gen contract pre-screening can:

• Transform the way you create and manage your agreements
• Help you leverage contract inventories as a knowledge resource
• Identify business opportunities
• Evolve how corporate legal playbooks are used

Lexible, developed by experienced lawyers and leading computational linguists, is disrupting the basic concepts of legal contracts that have existed for over 1,000 years. 

This universal contract language framework can be leveraged to ultimately extract critical information from any contract with greater speed and accuracy.

Download this playbook to learn how Lexible is changing the game for legal professionals, and discover how it can:

• Improve efficiency
• Minimize risk and errors
• Standardize processes
• Reduce costs