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No Crystal Ball Needed: Predicting Litigation Outcomes Through Data Analytics
The use of data analytics in legal processes is no longer optional, but crucial as it advances. With these tools at their disposal, lawyers can approach litigation with a data-driven strategy, rather than relying just on luck and hours of manual review.Elevate Acquires E-Discovery Company CJK Group to Grow Foreign Language Expertise
Elevate is one of the few ALSPs not owned by lawyers to continue its M&A streak, further expanding into foreign markets.GOP Lawmakers Propose Protection for Targets of SEC Proceedings
Proposed legislation would allow private parties in an administrative proceeding to remove their case to federal court before adjudication.'Incredible and Gross Negligence': Pa. Federal Judge Sanctions Ikea for Destroying Evidence
Brody ruled that Ikea's deletion of four email accounts significantly prejudiced the plaintiffs, and the company's "conduct and strategy of delay and obfuscation since plaintiffs first inquired about the deleted accounts in January 2023 displayed a lack of candor that is offensive to a court."Reveal Acquires Onna to Enhance E-Discovery Platform's Data Management Capabilities
The addition of Onna to the Reveal platform strengthens the "left side" of its EDRM and adds to the company's goal of building a full-spectrum, AI-powered e-discovery solution that goes "from collection to the courtroom."View more book results for the query "Discovery"
AI in the Practice of Law: Response and Procedures
What does it mean to operating a law firm. Law firms operate every day on the receipt of information from investigators, from commercial institutions, opinions by experts, and memos by partners and associates, and most importantly, briefs and memoranda from opposing counsel in active litigation. Given the growing use of AI, how do the firms deal with the information received on a practical basis?Third Circuit Overlooks Jurisdictional Problem in New Jersey Insurance Fraud Claims Decision
"The Third Circuit clearly had appellate jurisdiction to decide the first two issues, but it did not have jurisdiction under the FAA to decide the third issue," writes David N. Cinotti of Pashman Stein Walder Hayden.Nervous System: Cybersecurity 1800s Style
Hacking may seem like a current phenomenon, but in the 1830s, a pair of brothers managed to carry on a scheme of hijacking the French national telecommunications network for two years before being caught.These Contenders Are Positioning Themselves to Make (or Return to) the Second Hundred
A group of firms are both within 10% of the No. 200 firm's revenue number and posted year-over-year revenue growth in excess of the Second Hundred's collective growth rate.'This Is a Recurring Problem': Objector Appeals $725M Facebook Settlement
In a May 4 opening brief before the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit, objectors said that the Facebook settlement over the Cambridge Analytica scandal discounted the statutory claims of 253 million class members by more than 99.7%.State AI Legislation Is on the Move in 2024
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