2022 Survey Finds 68% of Law Firms Use Legal Analytics, a 7% Increase Over 2021
The survey results strongly suggest that as education on technology increases, this upward trend of adoption will continue to progress rapidly.
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Contract Logix Appoints Karen Meyer to CEO to Lead and Accelerate Next Stage of Company Growth
Announcement builds on record-breaking year for leading data-driven contract management software provider.
LEX Reception Pledges People, Not Bots to Keep Legal Reception Human
Law is a people-centric profession built on trust – we want to keep it that way.
Federal Court Rules Children with Diabetes in NYC Denied Equal Access to Field Trips and Bus Transportation
The lawsuit seeks an overhaul of the DOE’s systemic policies and practices governing the delivery of diabetes-related care to ensure that all students with diabetes receive appropriate care and can participate in all school programs.
BCBS of Minnesota Reaches Settlement in Class Action Lawsuit Against Vyera Pharmaceuticals and Phoenixus AG
$28 million settlement pending court approval.
Another Step Closer to Home: Pervis Payne No Longer on Death Row
“Pervis’ father, Pastor Carl Payne, who is nearly 80 years old, was able to hug his son for the first time without the specter of an execution hanging over their heads.”
ContractPodAi Cloud Launches More Legal Applications on Its “One Legal Platform”
ContractPodAi Cloud adds Litigation and Corporate Governance applications available out-of-the-box.
Free Open Lecture – Marketing Tips for Lawyers: Get More Clients by Building a Better Client Experience
Attend a free open lecture to learn the two changes you can make to your firm’s website to beat 98% of your competition.
ContractPodAi and LegalSifter Partner to Offer Complete AI Contract Review and Contract Lifecycle Management Solution
ContractPodAi and LegalSifter partnership brings sophisticated AI-powered contract review and CLM to clients in global markets.
Federal Court Orders NYC to Install Thousands of Accessible Crosswalk Signals
In a first-of-its kind decision that will remake the streetscape of New York City and improve safety and accessibility for all New Yorkers, a federal court recently ruled that New York City must install accessible pedestrian signals (APS) at 10,000 intersections over the next 10 years, ultimately equip all signalized intersections with APS in the