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Veritone Unveils Tool to Accelerate Early Case Assessment of Data for Law and Legal Enforcement Teams

Law Technology, Press Releases / June 12, 2019

AI-powered application enables legal teams to assess audio, video and text-based documents at the top of the case funnel to drive efficiency, time and cost savingsVeritone Inc. (NASDAQ: VERI), the creator of the world’s first operating system for artificial intelligence (AI), aiWARE™, today announced Veritone Illuminate, an AI-powered solution that enables legal and law enforcement investigative teams […]

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Applying AI to Justice: Problems Ahead Says UK Law Society Report

Law Technology, UK Law / June 6, 2019

A year-long report undertaken by the Law Society of England & Wales has said there is a need for urgent oversight over the use of complex algorithms in the justice system.The Law Society Technology and Law Policy Commission published its report on algorithms in criminal justice alongside an interactive map that allows the public to

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Small Law Firms Risk Big Exposure Without Better Cybersecurity Practices

Law Firm Technology, New Zealand Law News / May 29, 2019

Josh Taylor* Small law firms don’t take cybersecurity seriously enough.According to an American Bar Association survey, only 42 percent of firms reported taking action to increase their digital security measures in the previous year. Even more concerning: 27 percent said they did so to better protect client or contract data security. For a group of

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LegalTech: Slaughter and May announces Collaborate cohort

Law Firm Technology, Press Releases / May 10, 2019

Slaughter and May today announces the first cohort of legal tech developers for Slaughter and May Collaborate, its new legal tech programme. The six businesses, selected by the Collaborate team alongside the programme’s client and expert panels, were chosen from over 50 applicants from a diverse range of tech products. The first cohort is as follows:

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LegalTech: New Start-Up To Help Lawyers Automate Themselves

Headlining NZ, Law Firm Technology, New Zealand Law News / May 9, 2019

Another new legal ‘bot’ to enter the online world is Melbourne-based startup Josef, which has just closed a $1 million funding round and is set to roll out its bots across major law firms globally.Josef started its online life helping community law centres to better use their online resources and communicate more effectively but it

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The Myth of the Law Firm Safety Net: Starting Your Own Practice

Law Firm Technology, Press Releases, Sponsored Post / April 30, 2019

Your law firm job may be comforting, but it’s not always comfortableBeth Lebowitz* You did everything right. You attended your OCIs during law school, hearing again and again that going to work for that big law firm was the best, if not the only, option. You worked those summer internships, and were lured in with

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Blurring Lines: What 2019 Legal Trends For Technology, Media and Telecommunications Sector

Briefings, Law Technology / March 22, 2019

Baker & McKenzie – What does 2019 hold for businesses in the Technology, Media and Telecommunications sector and what legal and regulatory trends should be on their radar? A complex question in a world in which the boundaries between areas are blurring to an extent that car manufacturers are becoming tech companies, traditional content producers

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An Old Law Firm Seeks To Disrupt the Legal Market With New Law Toys

Law Firm Technology / March 15, 2019

‘Disruption’ is what new-tech is largely about and it’s the same with law-tech. As AI and other tech developments continue to challenge the old-style legal market, one of the largest ‘players’ in the legal world is actively seeking disrupters in the legal market to help.Slaughter and May are seeking any “exciting new product” that could

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Doing Away With Lawyers . . Why ‘The Law’ Is Increasingly Dispensing With Lawyers

Headlining, Law Firm Technology, Law Firms / March 3, 2019

Charles Needham* The Practice of law is increasingly doing away with the notion that ‘lawyers’ in the conventional sense are the ones to provide the advice businesses and people require.The need for lawyers is diminishing, with the onset of technology and ‘new-model legal providers’, who are now handling business and personal issues in a wider

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The Massive Data Breaches Already in 2019

Briefings, Briefings, Law Technology / February 14, 2019

Robinson + Cole – The 2019 calendar year had a rough beginning with several massive data breaches. Now, just this week, over 600 million account details were stolen from 16 different websites: Dubsmash MyFitnessPal MyHeritage ShareThis HauteLook Animoto EyeEm 8fit Whitepages Fotolog 500px Armor Games BookMate CoffeeMeetsBagel Artsy DataCamp The account details being sold on

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