Though many e-discovery professionals sought to brand themselves as “AI experts” in 2023, it hasn’t yet translated into a growing demand for external, artificial intelligence-specific e-discovery roles, according to TRU Staffing Partners’ 2024 e-discovery jobs report. However, that may soon change.        

“We’ve both had to be stronger in our roles, more diligent, kind of better than our peer competitors, to rise up,” said Cara Bain, a Major, Lindsey & Africa in-house recruiter.        

“The NLRB continues to limit an employer’s right to manage its workforce. All employer-employee communications are on the table and should be evaluated for overbreadth,” Miles and Stockbridge counsel Rebecca Leaf wrote in a note to clients.        

With all of its promise for increased efficiency and technological innovation, artificial intelligence must also be recognized as an evolving weapon to malicious insiders for AI-assisted fraud schemes.        

Orrick said the departures are part of the firm’s strategy to provide sector-specific advice, and include another exit to BonelliErede.        

As the public’s trust in civic institutions declines, “individuals often seek out non-mainstream information sources that align with preexisting beliefs,” the consulting firm Gartner said in a report.        

AccessLex is not shying away from including, “racial” and “ethnic” in its description because of recent Supreme Court rulings. According to Aaron Taylor, executive director of the AccessLex Institute, “They neither endorsed them nor forbid them.”        

Law firms are training attorneys on prompt engineering and feeding data into LLMs to get both parties acquainted with each other.        

The Am Law 50 finished the fourth quarter with nearly 8% more fees worked than Q4 2022 despite a decline in demand, according to a new Thomson Reuters report.        

“With our digital platforms fully operational, those seeking court services, information and educational materials are once again able to access the level of service and support they have come to expect and appreciate from the court system,” Chief Justice Debra Todd said.