Legal work rarely arrives neatly packaged. It appears in fragments—an email chain forwarded without context, a contract that surfaces late in the business process, a question that begins as routine and slowly reveals larger implications. Lawyers interpret, sort and translate these fragments into matters, agreements, investigations and advice.
Matt DenOuden, Vice President of Global Sales at Onit, explains why Artificial Intelligence (AI) is becoming so interesting for lawyers and legal operations, as well as how AI allows attorneys to focus on higher-value work and better serve their businesses.
Continue Reading AI Can Think and Move Through Work Like a Lawyer. But What Does That Mean for Lawyers?
Steve Cole sits down with CCBJ to discuss critical success factors to ensure bringing e-discovery in house runs smoothly and yields the anticipated rewards for corporate legal teams.
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With the current focus on artificial intelligence (AI) as one of the biggest trends in legal technology, it is not surprising that more companies are now touting the AI capabilities of their bill review solutions. However, building an AI solution is not a simple process. When done right, it results in best-in-class technology that delivers maximum value. When corners are cut, though, or AI is built on lesser data, the result is a solution that cannot maximize the legal department’s ROI.
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Vildan Altuglu, vice president of Cornerstone Research, interviews Donna Hoffman, professor of marketing and Louis Rosenfeld Distinguished Scholar of the GW School of Business at George Washington University, to gain her insights into the revolutionary impact of technology on consumer behavior, as well as potential issues related to data collection and privacy practices.
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Artificial intelligence technology can help law departments develop accurate budgets, estimate settlement results, and select the best counsel through the use of predictive analytics.
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Mature corporate law departments use e-billing technology to manage outside counsel spend without sacrificing results. According to ELM Solutions’ director of legal operations and industry insights, Nathan Cemenska, however, e-billing can’t do everything. In a previous post to In-House Ops, he discussed other solutions that help meet these challenges. Here, he talks about what form that help can take.
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Ryan Drimalla, managing director at FTI Consulting, discusses the importance of process-driven contract lifecycle management, including ways technology can make corporations more efficient in this area.
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For ContractWorks co-founder Albert Oaten, AI is not an abstract future; it is the concrete means to help law departments save money, save time and mitigate risk – right now.
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Walmart’s Alan Bryan, recipient of the ACC Legal Ops Professional of the Year Award, discusses the evolution of his company’s legal operations and procurement functions.
Continue Reading Now in Aisle 3: A More Efficient Legal Department