From bar associations taking on online legal services to concerns over COMPAS’ objectivity, legal technology isn’t always in lockstep with the law.
March 19, 2018 at 10:00 AM
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From fears over artificial intelligence replacing lawyers to debates over what role automation should play in discovery, the disruption legal technology brings is not always welcomed by attorneys or the courts.
And sometimes, legal technology can push up against the law itself. Here is a look at three times the law has challenged the changing legal industry:
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