Artificial Intelligence in the Legal Sector: Streamlining Operations in 3 Key Ways
AI-driven solutions can lighten the workload in more ways than one.
Jackie Turner
Now semi-retired (though not quite reaching for the bus pass) Jackie used to be a risk management consultant - she now divides her time between writing articles on this topic, plus news and current affairs, and spending time with her two dogs Benson and Phipps. In any free time she has, she occasionally checks in on her husband, who is a part time sound engineer.
How Technology Helps Lawyers Win Cases
Technology is a powerful tool that prepares attorneys to build strong and persuasive cases. It helps lawyers sift through massive legal data, streamlines workflows, and improves communication with clients.
NYC’s Anti-Bias AI Hiring Law Has Largely Failed So Far
Although other jurisdictions have shown interest in passing laws in a similar vein to LL144, lawmakers have been hesitant to move forward with them after seeing NYC’s efforts in this area have largely flopped.
EPA Not Eager to Resume Stewardship of the Noise Control Act: What are the Implications of Its Return as a Regulatory Body?
On top of development and enforcement of standards, public health and well-being are protected and environmental challenges are addressed.
Children Found in Dangerous Manufacturing Jobs as Labor Laws Erode
Notably, in 2023, Reuters discovered 14-year-olds employed in unsafe conditions in Alabama’s Hyundai Motor Co and Kia Corp factories.
Under New State Law, Texas Electric Vehicle Owners Pay $200 Extra Per Year
The Texas EV fee mirrors a broader national trend as states grapple with increasing EV adoption, resulting in a need to adapt taxation policies.
Google Sues to Stop AI Scammers and Copyright Fraud
As tech companies grapple with the mounting legal costs associated with addressing tech scams, Google’s initiatives underscore the pressing need for concerted action to protect users in the ever-evolving landscape of online security.
Seniors Facing Age Discrimination in More Ways Than One — A Call for Age-Inclusive Communities
By upholding and abiding by laws such as the Fair Housing Act as well as embracing initiatives that strive to help seniors, communities can cultivate age inclusivity on several levels.
Failed Business Partnerships Highlight the Imperative Nature of Trust and Preparation
Going into business with a partner can be a great move for both the business and a working relationship, if you do it right.
Utilizing Technology and AI to Enhance Bus Safety and Prevent Accidents
If RTC’s test is found to be a success, this cutting-edge technology can be rolled out to monitor and improve bus safety throughout the city.