The American Lawyer recently revealed its 2023 midlevel survey, which showed us that while midlevels are frustrated with the hit that firm culture has taken amid office attendance mandates, they’re absolutely infuriated... Read more »
Law students and law graduates in Pakistan are reporting for JURIST on events in that country impacting its legal system. Izhar Ahmed Khan is a 2022 LL.B. graduate of the Pakistan College... Read more »
A recent survey of the legal profession confirms what may already be obvious to many, which is that the use of ChatGPT and other large language models by lawyers continues to grow,... Read more »
EvenUp, a company that uses AI to turn medical documents and case files into demand packages for personal injury lawyers, has raised $50.5 million in a Series B funding round led by... Read more »
Derek Miller, a veteran legal technology executive who, as president and CEO of inData Corporation, oversaw Trial Director, one of the most widely used trial-presentation software products ever, has joined Lit Software,... Read more »
The legal profession’s annual hazing ritual, known as the bar exam, happens twice a year (in most jurisdictions). There are testing dates in February and July — the latter being much more... Read more »
One of the hottest sectors of the legal tech market these days is contract lifecycle management, or CLM. But Evan Wong believes that, for many inhouse legal teams, CLM is not necessarily... Read more »
England and Wales banned the use of pain-inducing physical restraint last week in children’s prisons. Such techniques are to be “minimised and will only be used as a last resort where it... Read more »
Time and advice, Abraham Lincoln famously said, are a lawyer’s stock in trade. If so, then the two most important tools in a law practice may just be the calendar and the... Read more »
At the end of the day, a trial is a massive data-processing endeavor. The lawyers on each side get as much information favorable to their clients into the record as possible, they... Read more »