#legal Technology

[mattersuite]

Over the last few decades, the legal industry has undergone a remarkable transformation. Many law firms have adopted the technology as it made their daily legal task and process much easier. Learn more about the role of technology in the legal industry and how it increases the quality of work and daily tasks of the law firm.

[peterbordes]

All the best AI companies are not the new early stage CO’s, and have been working in cracking the code for years such as Fraud.net AI and HerculesAI. Two companies that are 10x ahead of everyone else, growing very rapidly, dominating their categories, and becoming highly visible in 2025 and beyond.

Hercules AI has been working at automating professional services since 2017, originally concentrating on the legal industry. As part of that, it has actually been building large language models for several years, long before the idea entered the public consciousness. As such, it found itself in the right place at the right time when ChatGPT popped onto the scene in late 2022, and suddenly everyone was talking about LLMs.

Their AI strategy appears to be working, with the company expanding into finance, legal and insurance industries, and reporting 4x growth over the last year. They count 30% of the top 100 law firms in the U.S. as customers. They also have a slew of other Fortune 500 customers, including Mercer Standard & Poor's Financial Services LLC and Statefarm Insurance.

[eternityparalegalservices]

Lawyers, are you feeling overwhelmed by the demands of your practice? Discover how technology can be a game-changer in managing stress and boosting productivity. Don't let stress take a toll on your career and well-being. Embrace the power of technology to work smarter, not harder. Check out the blog and start transforming your practice today!

[lexiai]

Navega las Leyes Sudamericanas con los Chatbots Legales IA de LexiAI

[practice42]

Explore how legal technology and data solutions are transforming law firms, enhancing efficiency, and driving innovation. Learn about the latest advancements in legal tech that streamline case management, improve client relations, and offer powerful data analytics for informed decision-making. Discover how embracing these tools can give your law firm a competitive edge in the digital age.

[hospitalitybussines]

Top Managed Network Services Companies

The dynamic landscape of IT infrastructure and services has fore fronted the need to provide flexible external support to achieve business objectives. Process standardization assisted by low-cost labor to drive innovation and value transition guides the managed network services in generating organizational growth. Managed network services streamline the chain of operations linked to security, network administration, and data backup, enabling the companies to achieve the benchmark of digital transformation.

Decentralization of IT services across the industries post-pandemic has called for backing remote workstations through managed network services. Hybrid working infrastructure and adoption of cloud management services have poised the upward growth curve procured through managed network services.

[legal-podcast]

https://hearsay.legalcpd.com.au/blog/pursuing-a-career-in-legal-tech/

Would you like to know more about pursuing careers in legal tech as a law student?

As the market grows, so too does the opportunity for law students and graduates to pursue a career in the many legal tech start-ups currently popping up in the market.

[byczeklaw]

Let artificial intelligence (AI) write your own Will in Illinois without an attorney. View insight and real examples from ChatGPT prepared by Michael E. Byczek, an Illinois attorney who reviews AI-generated Wills for accuracy and legal compliance. www.youtube.com/@byczeklaw or www.byczeklaw.com for video

[randombusinessoflawthoughts]

ICYMI – Weekly Digest 347

Issue 347 of my Weekly Digest of all things going on in #legal #strategy #pricing #vbp #CRM #clients #customers #innovation #BizDev was sent to subscribers earlier today. Check it out here. Let me know if you want to subscribe. rws_01

[nationallawreview]

6 Tips to Better Organization for Lawyers

6 Tips to Better Organization for Lawyers

Practicing law involves managing countless details and deadlines. For this reason, organization for lawyers can become a challenge for many lawyers in a high-paced law firm juggling various projects. Without essential organization skills or resources to support the workload, it’s easy for information or tasks to innocently fall through the cracks. Adversely, this can leave lawyers…

[dipstick-university]

DOJ + 16 STATES HAVE FILED AN ANTI-TRUST CASE AGAINST APPLE

plz plz plz go check out the case, it's got straightforward language while still going for blood. i'm too excited so im having a hard time finding the best example, but below spells out how much of a cut they've taken with zero repercussions:

heres how apple has managed to make everyone else look like shit by put shit-covered glasses on its users, many of whom are teens (who wouldnt know shit glasses exist in the first place!)

here it talks about how little they want to spend on their consumers

this entire document sounds like a passive aggressive grampa

overall 10/10, recommended reading material.

[lexiai]

Navigate South American Laws with LexiAI’s Legal AI Chatbots

[dsabian]

Australia is planning on banning under 16s from using social media.

So so many reasons this is a stupid idea but the main one is actually, counter-intuitively, ppl's online safety.

Grown ups know how to cross the road safely because they are taught as children. They get to practice with parental supervision when they're kids.

You keep kids off social media then give them unlimited access at 16 and they'll have no frame of reference, no supervision, no working knowledge of how to fact check etc. If you actually want ppl to be safe online, make it part of education.

When discussing Animal Farm in English, talk about how to analyse ideas that sound good but actually result in inequality in practice and then pull up some questionable tweets.

When teaching kids how to research for their next essay, give them a fb rant and show them how to verify the info.

And then whoever is teaching them about personal responsibility should introduce them to tag blocking on tumblr. Show them how to curate their own experience.

Chat gtp should be its own module titled "ai can and will lie to you please for the love of god learn to think for yourself"

[eternal-echoes]

When you hyper fixate on a new fandom and you end up breaking your own bank.