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Future of Internet Privacy Uncertain in Wake of S.J Res. 34

A newly enacted law that rolls back FCC internet privacy rules has set off a flurry of speculation regarding its implications for web surfers.  

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Casetext Nabs $12M in Series B to Support AI Digital Assistant  

Lawyers from Palo Alto-based Casetext pulled in an additional $12 million in investments for their company, which created a digital assistant that uses “artificial intelligence and natural language queries” to improve case law search efficiency. So reports the Silicon Valley Business Journal.

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New e-Discovery Book Aims at Simplicity, Ethical Responsibility

Author and attorney Ralph Losey estimates he’s written nearly 2 million words about the increasingly popular practice of e-Discovery.

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E-discovery Market to Explode by 2021: Report

Electronic discovery (e-discovery) is on course to explode at a compound annual growth rate of 23.4%, according to a report entitled 'E-Discovery Market by Solution, Service, and Vertical – Global Forecast to 2021', recently published by MarketsandMarkets.

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So You Want to Be a Virtual Lawyer?

“The concept of the virtual practice is practicing law using a different business structure prone to using more technology and flexibility,” says Ohio-based attorney Chad Burton.

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Why Can’t Johnny Jr. Associate Conduct e-Discovery?

Brian J. Donnelly, the Director of Educational Technology and a Lecturer in Law at Columbia Law School, isn’t happy about the job most American law schools are doing when it comes to teaching their students how to implement technology in their future law practices.

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Civil Procedure Amendment Impacts e-Discovery Duties of Parties

The Federal Rules of Civil Procedure (FRCP) are tantamount to the rules of playing the board game Monopoly.

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Should Lawyers Tweet?

Twitter has slipped from the third most popular social media outlet to seventh, according to a recent article from Breitbart.com. That being said, it continues to be an excellent venue for “influencing your reputation. It gets you the best bang for the buck,” says Ernie Svenson, a former attorney and social media guru who heads Small Firm Boot Camp.

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Apple Legal Fight Front and Center as TECHSHOW Kicks Off

The American Bar Association TECHSHOW 2016 will tackle topics ranging from cybersecurity, privacy, NSA whistleblower Eric Snowden, hacks, leaks and security breaches- all on the heels of a spirited debate regarding tech giant Apple’s public concerns, and litigation related to, government overreach.

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