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Insurance Issues In AI Technology
Most organizations have by now heard the warning bells of risks that come with the use of artificial intelligence technology. In face of the recent spike in AI-related litigation, such risks could soon prove costly, leaving one last barrier of defense for companies that use AI: insurance.
One Big Advantage of Growth by Acquisition? Sticky Clients.
Law firms are continuing to seek out acquisitions as a means of growth, which comes with its share of both challenges and benefits.
The Defense Lawyers for Trump and 18 Associates in Georgia Election Interference Case
Many of the lawyers, including a couple former and current partners in Am Law 200 firms, specialize in white-collar defense or were former federal prosecutors.
Defense Lawyers for Trump, Eastman and Associates in Georgia Election Interference Case
Many of the lawyers, including a couple former and current partners in Am Law 200 firms, specialize in white-collar defense or were former federal prosecutors.
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Continuing Growth in Existing Markets, Clark Hill Combines With Dublin Commercial Firm
Clark Hill's acquisition of the 10-solicitor HBMO Solicitors in Dublin follows earlier acquisitions in Los Angeles, Chicago and Philadelphia.
Big Law's Cybersecurity Needs Are Shifting in a 'Very Uncertain World'
"We're in a different world of practicing the law today," one technologist said.
Lateral Hires Highlight Big Law Focus on Boosting Energy Practices
"The introduction of the IRA, and all of these credits available, has really ramped up the need for lawyers who practice in this space," Pillsbury's Nora Burke said.
Returning to the Office Won't Get 'Zoom Associates' Back Up to Speed
Managing partners are worried about training gaps that formed during remote work, but not all mentorship deficiencies can be solved with face time.
EEOC Settles First AI-Bias Case, but Many More Are Likely
Employment attorneys caution that companies will be on the hook if a vendor's hiring software turns out to perpetuate bias. While such systems can be complicated and difficult to understand, ignorance is no excuse.TRENDING STORIES
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