Strategic alliance will allow Harvey users to tap into LexisNexis’s AI-assisted legal content
The promise of AI lies in its ability to make access to legal services as a whole more affordable and efficient, writes Julian Taylor, senior partner at Simmons & Simmons
Research report by Global Legal Post in association with LexisNexis sheds light on how European firms expect Gen AI to reshape the legal profession
Leading German legaltech firm Bryter to offer AI productivity tools at discounted rates
New hires bolster expertise in the brand protection and technology space
GenAI adoption also likely to prompt a greater shift to value-based billing, according to Thomson Reuters report
AI’s growing role in art creation and curation raises some of the industry’s most important IP issues, write Foley lawyers Bianca Ascolese and Arian Jabbary
Pressure grows for greater transparency around how AI models use copyrighted works
Report based on interviews with key figures uncovers extent to which sector is embracing Gen AI
Computer scientist Steven Thaler seeks procedural clarity as UK IPO rejects patent applications for his DABUS system
Debt recovery specialist Garfield.Law becomes first purely AI-based firm allowed to provide regulated legal services in England and Wales
US Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit sides with Fox Corp in tussle with AI company over alleged patent infringement
Thomson Reuters survey shows that 26% of legal professionals are using Gen AI, up from 14% a year ago
Generative AI technology is going to transform the business of law and how lawyers work, writes Ben Paul, CEO of The BD Ladder
McKool Smith lawyers Avery Williams and Joseph Micheli discuss a recent appellate court opinion that confirms only humans can author copyrightable works