Sir Arthur Conan Doyle’s Sherlock Holmes once said, “It is a capital mistake to theorize before one has data.” IBM’s updates to its Watson Discovery Service enable dear counsel to learn all there
[Read More]Since 2012 when U.S. Magistrate Judge Andrew Peck issued the first court decision approving the use of technology-assisted review for e-discovery, judicial approval of the technology’s use has continued. Just this past January,
[Read More]Artificial intelligence has already stepped up to the bench. Now one company says it’s getting down to the fine print and eliminating the time-consuming work of reviewing contracts. According to a Futurism report,
[Read More]Last month, we blogged about the potential of artificial intelligence stepping up to the bench by predicting judges’ decisions and helping to increase the efficiency of busy courts. We follow up on the
[Read More]To the benefit of the legal community, artificial intelligence technology continues to advance. Not only is there the possibility in the future of robots completing certain legal tasks, but also AI may one
[Read More]There’s a shiny new possibility for legal departments and law firms of the future: robots completing certain legal tasks, thus allowing counsel to focus valuable time and human expertise elsewhere. According to Forbes,
[Read More]While Judge Andrew J. Peck’s “short and decisive” answer was “NO” to whether the plaintiff in the racial discrimination case of Hyles v. New York City could force the defendant to use TAR,
[Read More]TAR (technology-assisted review) can save a significant amount of time and money. It is statistically sound and has been validated in dozens of court cases, yet adoption of the tool is still slow.
[Read More]Driven by the economic downturn of 2009, the legal industry has experienced significant change. Law departments continue to look for ways to cut costs and get leaner, and firms remain focused on staying
[Read More]In 2014, Netflix released the documentary “Print the Legend,” which explores the 3-D printing industry by focusing on several competing companies. The documentary also delves into copyright and intellectual property matters. From printing
[Read More]If you’ve been to a live performance lately, chances are someone in front of you has raised a phone up into your view — or have you done the same? No matter, Apple
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