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Legal Tech’s Predictions for Legal Technology Innovation in 2022
Experienced law offices progressively depend on innovation and experience-based information given to their frameworks to break down the exactness and consistency of bookkeeping rules and arrangements.
Medical Records are Often Incorrect & Missing Information
Medical records are commonly incorrect and missing information.
Contract Logix Launches Digital Contract Transformation Awards to Celebrate its Customers’ CLM Achievements
New program recognizes individuals and organizations who have innovated and digitally transformed their business processes to mitigate risk, increase compliance, and finalize business faster.
Tesla Discrimination Lawsuit to Move to Trial
The lawsuit claims Black Tesla workers at the company’s Fremont plant endure regular racial harassment.
Nationwide Kale Recall Expands, Now Includes Kroger Brand
Kroger is joining a multi-state kale recall amid listeria concerns.
Lawsuit Alleges Farm Paid White Workers More Than Black Workers
Lawsuit states that Mississippi farm discriminated against its Black workers.
Antipsychotic Drug Use Could Cause Breast Cancer
Women with prolactin levels and schizophrenia could develop breast cancer.
Prince Andrew Served with Epstein Accuser’s Lawsuit
A U.S. court recently permitted Virginia Giuffre’s attorneys to send legal notice to Andrew’s attorney, rather than the prince himself.
Family of British Teen Killed by State Department Employee Reaches Settlement
The family of Harry Dunn says they will continue trying to extradite Anne Sacoolas to the United Kingdom to face criminal charges.