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Infectious Disease, Social Distancing, and the Law
While not constituting a quarantine per se, the governor's actions nevertheless have imposed significant restrictions on New Yorkers, their livelihoods, and their freedom of movement. What legal standards apply to these restrictions, and do the restrictions go too far in the name of protecting the public from an unprecedented public health emergency?
New Deals for a New Day: In a Changing M&A Landscape, Lawyers Are Getting Creative
M&A lawyers are being forced to innovate in order to overcome a new slew of hurdles and meet clients' expectations.
We Navigated Crises. Here's How to Prepare Your Business in the Coronavirus Era
Former U.S. Secretary of Homeland Security Jeh C. Johnson and Jeannie S. Rhee, a former team leader at Special Counsel Robert Mueller's office, share insight to help general counsel and other key stakeholders through rough waters.
Legal Tech May Face Explainability Hurdles Under New EU AI Proposals
Legal tech companies are split on their exposure to new AI regulations proposed by the European Union, and whether the proposals mean higher barriers to deploying legal tech in the EU.
Asian Markets Are Making Headway With Legal Tech Startups
Last year marked a milestone for legaltech in Singapore, India, Japan, and Mongolia.
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Merit Systems Protection Board: Rights and Remedies
Authors: Robert G. Vaughn
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The Future of Legal Tech Is About Transformation, Not Automation
Legal technology has so far shifted the industry incrementally. The next decade could change that.
The Best Technologies of the 2020s Are the Best Technologies of the 2010s
The technologies that will change legal in the 2020s may not be 'new' technologies at all, at least in the short term. In fact, many legal tech experts agree that the next decade will be defined by technologies you know, applied in new and novel ways.
A Future Focus: The Success of Legal Tech Depends on Transformation, Not Automation
Legal technology has incrementally shifted law in recent years, but true transformation isn't incremental. The next decade has the potential to change that.
A Future Focus: The Success of Legal Tech Depends on Transformation, Not Automation
Legal technology has incrementally shifted law in recent years, but true transformation isn't incremental. The next decade has the potential to change that.
Zapproved Turns to Nuix Processing to Enhance Z-Discovery Platform
In a bid to to improve ZDiscovery's processing power, Zapproved turned to fellow e-discovery company Nuix, who said it could take the platform to the next level.TRENDING STORIES
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