By Tim Dinsmore, director of Appurity In an increasingly digitised and dispersed world, the legal sector has become a prime target for cyberattacks. The National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC) on
OpenAI, the company behind GPT and ChatGPT, is being sued for allegedly violating copyright and privacy laws when it scraped the internet to train its groundbreaking AI technology. The claim
US contract drafting startup DraftWise has raised $5M led by EarlyBird with participation from strategic investors, including global law firm Orrick Herrington & Sutcliffe. Previous law firm investors include UK
Hi and welcome to the June Orange Rag. Erm, it’s been quite the half year. If you weren’t already discussing generative AI towards the end of last year, I bet
Thomson Reuters Corporation has signed a definitive agreement to acquire legal tech research challenger Casetext for $650m cash. Founded by CEO Jake Heller and CIO Pablo Arredondo in 2013 with
Andrew Powell, CIO of Macfarlanes The National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC) released a Cyber Threat Report on Thursday 22 June, focused on the UK Legal Sector. At the launch event
Aderant’s president and CEO Chris Cartrett and CTO Andy Hoyt give Legal IT Insider their insights into new AI associate Maddi, including what this significant new capability means for Aderant’s
In this live webinar with Litera and guest speakers we will be discussing what is driving the adoption of technology within and across law firms and which practices are ahead
