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AI isn't going to replace litigators, if anything it appears to be creating more legal work. That's where LegalMation comes in. David Rueff, Chief Client Solutions Group Officer at Baker Donelson discusses in this article on Law360 how his firm has used LegalMation to combat the growing number of AI generated claims. "You're seeing plaintiffs firms that can produce a significant volume of complaints and request for Discovery...LegalMation can save 30-50% in discovery costs." Thanks David for the shout-out, we're thrilled to work with you and your team. https://lnkd.in/dVBhgazM

Adjudicators Beware: The AI Litigation Arms Race An arms race is brewing in the world of litigation. On one side, plaintiff firms, empowered by tools like EvenUp, are filing lawsuits with an unprecedented speed and volume. On the other, defense firms are adopting AI systems such as LegalMation to mount equally efficient responses. At first glance, this might seem like equilibrium—AI versus AI, a balancing act. Wrong. Who’s left in the cold? Judges. Arbitrators. All adjudicators. These decision-makers are already overburdened. They now face the threat of being overwhelmed by a deluge of cases, a tidal wave of motions, and a tsunami of discovery disputes, all generated at lightning speed by AI-powered litigants. They’re like Luke, Leia, and Han squeezed in the trash compactor, with the walls closing in faster than they can find a way out. Unless… We act. Unless we innovate. Unless we build AI tools for judges. Tools to extract key evidence so they spend less time sifting through mountains of information. Tools to analyze relevant precedent so they can have insight at their fingertips. Tools to draft thorough and defensible decisions to maintain the integrity of justice in the face of increasing complexity. We must empower judges and adjudicators to rise to the challenge of this AI era. For without them, the balance of justice cannot hold. Without them, the rule of law itself will falter. The rule of law begins and ends with those who adjudicate—let’s give them the tools to protect it.

Legal professionals are adapting their approach to Gen AI, according to Michele Gorman's recent article in Law360. Experience and seniority play a key role in this shift, with senior lawyers asking deeper questions about AI technology, particularly in regards to security and data protection. These savvy professionals understand that it's not only important to stay up-to-date with new skills, but to also prioritize the safety and security of their clients' data and the effectiveness of their legal strategies. #LegalTech #DataProtection #AIstrategy #GenAI

🎙 We're excited to announce that tomorrow, Scott M. Lupiani and Kevin Johnson, CISM from The Beckage Firm: Tech, Data Security & Privacy Law Firm will be speaking with LexisNexis for a webinar. This insightful webinar "Lexis+ AI: The Customer Review" will delve into how Lexis+ AI can be an asset to legal professionals. This session promises to offer invaluable perspectives and practical tips on harnessing the power of AI in the legal field. 🤖 Don't miss out on this opportunity to further explore the intersection of law and technology! 🤖 Register here: https://lnkd.in/eXtUVxWP #TheBeckageFirm #CardinalStrong #AI

AI ‘voice cloning’ is not only making media headlines but also catching the attention of Congress, the legislatures of several states, administrative agencies and private litigators. As the use of AI tech increases, legislators and regulators are focusing their attention on scams aimed at consumers and the enforcement of IP laws that address voice as an aspect of a person’s likeness or identity. Read Thomas Long’s analysis of the latest legal developments: https://lnkd.in/e8ddwXy4 #AITech #AILegislation #IPLaw

Member Frank Gerratana was quoted by Business Insider in an article about the legal landscape surrounding AI. He discusses the legal concerns that AI presents related to intellectual property rights, privacy and data protection, liability, and human rights issues. He says, "There's a variety of legal issues. Some of them have more clear answers, and some of them are a real gray area that I think will probably have to be addressed by the courts or by Congress. The hard part as an attorney is that any new technology often raises issues we haven't seen before, and so the answers that our clients want are not always going to be clear." Read the full article here: https://bit.ly/3SSBsKM

Today is the ACC San Diego - Association of Corporate Counsel Chapter CLE Event "#GenAI: From Privacy to Practice Considerations for #InHouseCounsel." Join us to enhance your understanding of how generative AI can impact your legal practice and safeguard client interests in this dynamic environment. Click to learn more: https://buff.ly/3XTyWa4

Join the Business Law Section for an On-Demand CLE: Data Privacy Fundamentals in the Age of AI! Uncover the tricks of navigating AI’s impact on data privacy while learning how to tackle the legal challenges that come with it. This program is packed with treats—essential strategies to safeguard your clients and stay ahead in this evolving landscape. Don't miss out! Access this valuable on-demand CLE and empower yourself with the knowledge you need to thrive in the age of AI. Learn More: https://ow.ly/Zx0O50TU941 #BusinessLaw #HappyHalloween #Lawyer

Earlier today, Scott M. Lupiani and Kevin Johnson, CISM from The Beckage Firm: Tech, Data Security & Privacy Law Firm team, had the pleasure of participating in a panel discussion with LexisNexis, shedding light on the transformative potential of generative AI and how law firms are looking to leverage new AI technologies to augment their capabilities, streamline processes, and ultimately deliver enhanced value to clients. Exploring the intersection of law and technology is paramount in today’s dynamic environment, and at The Beckage Firm we’re committed to staying at the forefront of innovation to better serve our clients’ evolving needs. #TheBeckageFirm #CardinalStrong #GenerativeAI #AI

“Right now, governments are scrambling to come up with reasonable frameworks and laws to manage this technology and its downsides, which means companies are mostly having to navigate these questions on their own.” #ai #artificialintelligence #law #policy #techlaw