Trusting the Machine: Legal Ethics in the Era of Automated Decision-Making
By integrating clear roles, regular bias reviews, open processes, and strong human oversight, legal professionals can harness AI’s efficiency without sacrificing justice.
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FisherBroyles Expands Finance Capabilities with Sarah Null in Chicago
Experienced finance attorney joins growing team, bringing background in acquisition financing, syndicated lending and cross-border transactions.
Coffey Modica Continues Expansion with New Wall Street Office
Litigation firm takes full floor in Bankers Trust Building.
Thomson Reuters Reveals New Agentic AI in CoCounsel Legal
Next-generation betas enhance document review and agentic execution of any legal workflow to transform legal work.
Stanley E. Gates II Recognized as an Emerging Leader in Who’s Who in Black Columbus for the Second Consecutive Year
Who’s Who in Black Columbus honors local African American leaders whose achievements and contributions are making a lasting impact across industries, including business, politics, technology, sports, and entertainment
8 Ways to Ensure Your High-Risk Business Stays Legally Protected
Running a high-risk business takes grit. The laws change fast. The pressure doesn’t let up. But you can stay ahead if you’re informed.
Understanding Legal Responsibilities After a Cyberattack
Understanding legal responsibilities after a cyberattack is not merely a matter of compliance—it is a crucial aspect of organizational resilience.
FirmPilot Releases Version 2.0 Bringing Firms Even More Simplified Marketing with Its AI-driven Application
With this release, FirmPilot reinforces its position at the forefront of AI-powered legal marketing and sets a new standard for how law firms grow online.
Scorpion Launches Convert, AI-Powered Technology That Turns Missed Leads into Booked Revenue
Convert’s always-on AI handles intake and scheduling, turning missed calls and messages into real revenue for local businesses.
Legal AI Is Consolidating Fast—Lawverra’s Founder Says Innovation Shouldn’t Leave Small Practices Behind
Most of the innovation in AI legal tools targets large firms, leaving small practitioners reliant on outdated systems or manual workflows.