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Each publication provides professionals of all levels with proven business and legal intelligence from industry insiders - direct and unfiltered insight from those who know it best.

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Our findings, which are detailed below, 1) raise concerns with the legitimacy and legality of certain DOJ and FBI interactions with the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court (FISC), and 2) represent a troubling breakdown of legal processes established to protect the American people from abuses related to the FISA process.

Artificial Intelligence (AI) is penetrating industries from healthcare to advertising, transportation, finance, legal, education, and hospitality.

The memo begins by making a grandiose claim: The FBI's use of surveillance power under the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act (FISA) during the 2016 campaign was «a troubling breakdown of legal processes established to protect the American people from abuses related to the FISA process.»

«These are companies using artificial intelligence in industries from drug discovery and cybersecurity to robotics and legal tech.

But the Prime Minister could offer them only his own conviction, the summary of the legal case and the headlines from the Joint Intelligence Committee's assessment.

Otto Preminger directs with a sharp clarity, remaining just slightly removed from the drama, the better to watch all sides and take stock of the characters, the conflicts and the courtroom tactics, and doesn't get much better than Stewart and Scott sparring with witnesses: the cagey country lawyer hiding his endgame behind a folksy manner versus the smart, sarcastic, thoroughly urban legal eagle who makes a show of his intelligence and showmanship.

Beijing, China About Blog China Briefing hosts a wealth of business intelligence on legal, tax, and operational issues in China from a practical perspective.

Based on that data, ALM Intelligence plans to create new kinds of career - focused analytics in Legal Compass that could show, as an example, that a lawyer who graduates from X law school typically takes X years to make partner.

Each year, ALM Legal Intelligence digs through proxy filings from companies to determine how much some of the biggest name US in - house legal leaders are Legal Intelligence digs through proxy filings from companies to determine how much some of the biggest name US in - house legal leaders are legal leaders are paid.

Unlikely, but business professionals looking at entering the legal industry need to be aware of the implications this technology brings... Artificial intelligence is far from the sci - fi fantasy portrayed in films such as Ex Machina and 2001: A Space Odyssey.

A witness to the commission, the perceptive Noric Dilanchian from Sydney, observed to the commission «We are presently at the peak of the hype curve for artificial intelligence and legal apps.»

Tracks were filled with diverse speakers from around North America to talk about how advances in technology — software, hardware, processes, artificial intelligence, and on and on — continues to drive the legal profession.

While the sessions we attended weren't always teeming with attendees, the topics were important and the speakers offered valuable insight into areas that we think are hugely important to the future of the legal industry — from workforce management to business intelligence to social media marketing — and we look forward to watching these new conferences take root and bloom in the coming years.

As a leading legal analytics firm, our engagements consist primarily of integrating artificial intelligence tools, creating «enterprise class» analytics and designing highly automated processes, to reliably extract vital information from legal contracts.

This supplement from Legal Week includes research from Legal Week Intelligence into what the most important factors are affecting lawyers» and fund managers» choices of offshore venues when establishing funds.

The skills in demand range from the basic tools that lawyers use day to day, such as MS Word and Excel, to legal research to leveraging artificial intelligence and understanding security and privacy issues.

The results from the latest Legal Week Intelligence IT Report show a positive response to law firm IT departments...

Perhaps this decision was born of courtesy given the discomfort AI wake - up calls tend to cause, but if you read Mills» very informative three - part piece on the state of play in artificial intelligence and law you will notice that he is not that bullish on the «medieval master craftsman model» for legal services compared to whatever might emerge from the AI experimentation going on right now.

(3) under the influence of globalization, especially with the Internet and artificial intelligence, I hope to figure out a way to combine technology with the legal services in the capital market to free our professional lawyers from some repeating and miscellaneous matters and provide our clients with higher quality.

JS: In my experience, legal research has benefited the most from artificial intelligence, and, in the near term, will continue to do so.

I was disappointed though not surprised that none of the speakers was a librarian; and, while there was much discussion of the potential and possible consequences of artificial intelligence (AI) in legal practice, there was, aside from the moderator's... [more]

There were two winners in this new category for 2014 — and they were the partners who received the most recommendations from general counsel in Legal Week Intelligence's 2014 Client Satisfaction Survey, which surveyed more than 1,400 general counsel and other buyers of legal servLegal Week Intelligence's 2014 Client Satisfaction Survey, which surveyed more than 1,400 general counsel and other buyers of legal servlegal services.

The report, Elephants in the Room Part I: The Big Four's Expansion in the Legal Services Market, by ALM Intelligence, states that the Big Four's formidable brand strength, client base and ability to offer multidisciplinary services has helped them take market share from traditional law firms.

Luminance is the market - leading artificial intelligence platform for the legal industry and has customers in 16 countries worldwide from Australia to New York.

JD Supra is a daily source of legal intelligence on all topics business and personal, distributing news, commentary and analysis from the nation's leading lawyers and law firms.

It has steadily been building its libraries of secondary content, acquiring Loislaw in 2015, bringing on former LexisNexis VP Steve Errick to develop new editorial products, adding blog posts and commentary from the LexBlog network, launching a legal publishing arm in November, and, just two weeks ago, debuting its first law journal, RAIL: The Journal of Robotics, Artificial Intelligence & Law.

Keystone Law's Hilary O'Connor receives her award from Legal Week Intelligence director James Mayer

In all cases, Legal Week Intelligence benefits from access to the industry expertise of Legal Week editors and journalists, a dedicated research and analysis team, and the global reach of ALM Media and its affiliates.

There are recently published macro studies like Max Tegmark's Life 3.0 which opens with an apocalyptic (fictional) vision of a dystopian future from w which we are to be (putatively) saved by the (real) intervention of such as Elon Musk and Stephen Hawking to support the work... Continue reading Artificial Intelligence, Legal Services and Justice →

Meanwhile, Ethien's partnership with RAVN Systems, specialists in artificial intelligence and enterprise search technology, will combine the power of RAVN's market - leading AI with Ethien's legal services offerings to dramatically improve transactional efficiency by automatically reading, interpreting and summarising key information from documents and unstructured data.

Using Seal Software, a legal analytics and artificial intelligence - based solution, Apogee customized its Procurement Insight ™ analytic pack to develop cost - efficient workflows that dramatically decreased the time required to analyze each contract, increased the accuracy of the information extracted from each contract, and provided complete visibility into critical contractual.

Global ALSP, Exigent, has launched an «Augmented Intelligence» legal spend and matter management platform, in a sign of the growing demand from corporate clients for more automated and tech - led methods of legal spend analysis.

The all - in - one legal research platform that integrates legal content with proprietary news and business intelligence from the world leader in data and information services.

It is enough to say that even though most, if not all, of us are not artificial intelligence specialists, we feel the need to debate, to ponder, to reflect on risks accruing from the use of AI in the legal domain but also that we do not want to miss the potential huge benefits of any big technological change.

According to research from ALM Intelligence presented last week at LegalWeek in New York, as Deloitte, PWC, KPMG and EY expand their legal offerings, they pose the biggest threat to the future success of law firms and alternative service providers.

All the highlights from the inaugural LegalWeek CONNECT conference at London's Institution of Engineering and Technology, where general counsel, senior law firm partners and High Court judges discussed issues including innovation, cybersecurity, diversity and inclusion, law firm branding, legal technology and artificial intelligence

For many of us, artificial intelligence is already helping us day to day, from banking to legal research.

Because of the cost of legal services, all consumers of legal services, from legal aid organizations to corporate legal departments, are using data and artificial intelligence to improve legal - service delivery.

Representatives from the EMEA in - house team sit on a global legal artificial intelligence (AI) working group, which is looking at AI and robotics, document automation tools, negotiation platforms, deal and document management, billing processes, policy management, and researching legislation and regulation.

Criminal Defence Blawg is a criminal law blog, sharing legal expertise and intelligence from the UK, US, Australia and beyond.

Vasile Foca, Managing Partner and Co-Founder of Talis Capital, said, «We have seen technology integration within the legal sector, in particular that based on artificial intelligence and machine learning, transition from a support function to an enabler and efficiency - driver, allowing lawyers to focus on real added value to clients.

He will discuss the mind - set required for long - term planning, the main drivers of change in the legal market, the path from bespoke professional service, how to understand current and future trends in technology, the potential (and the history) of artificial intelligence, the jobs that lawyers will undertake in the future, and he will conclude by introducing six new models for the delivery of legal solutions.

And an ex-BigLaw partner has left his firm to form a bankruptcy boutique that uses artificial intelligence - powered legal research from ROSS Intelligence to replace junior lawyers who use law libraries for such support in traditional firms (like the ointelligence - powered legal research from ROSS Intelligence to replace junior lawyers who use law libraries for such support in traditional firms (like the oIntelligence to replace junior lawyers who use law libraries for such support in traditional firms (like the one he left).

Foreshadowed by supercomputer HAL 9000 in 2001: A Space Odyssey, artificial intelligence (AI) has started to make a real impact on the B2B landscape — from monetizing data to legal research.

On September 19th, Ari Kaplan from Reinventing Professionals, spoke with Matt Gillis, the President of Neota Logic, a software platform for developing artificial intelligence applications, focused on the legal and compliance industries.

With DataNovo's legal intelligence, legal practitioners can walk into any case pitch with a firm understanding of the patent in dispute, and how to best position themselves against competition from other firms.

Consider: (1) the separation from the pack by a few of The AmLaw 200; (2) a recent report by ALM Intelligence revealing that law firms now account for only 25 % market share; (3) changed customer expectations — «faster, better, cheaper» and «more with less»; (4) new competitors — notably the BigFour, in - house departments, and legal service providers; (5) the sustainability of the partnership model for economic, cultural, structural, and succession reasons; and (6) the emergence of legal operations — CLOC and its ACC counterpart — and the distinction between legal practice and delivery.

One of the legal market's most eagerly awaited annual surveys is the annual prestige list from career intelligence provider Vault.

The plan has to address everything from the full - tilt pursuit of intelligence gathering and assessment to risks and exposure analysis, managing legal hold, preservation, motions practice and so on, with due consideration for every phase of the case through disposition.