Practical AI for Litigators: Vincent is Closing Knowledge Gaps

This post was originally published on this site As reported elsewhere, vLex, a legal research and database provider, recently announced significant enhancements to its AI tool, Vincent. These upgrades are designed to provide lawyers and legal professionals with enhanced practical solutions, address knowledge gaps, and offer valuable insights. With the release, vLex is offering significant new […]

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AI-Powered Arbitration: Is Arbitrus.ai the Future of Dispute Resolution?

This post was originally published on this site In his 2019 book Online Courts and the Future of Justice, Richard Susskind explored the potential for AI to revolutionize dispute resolution. He posed an interesting question: Do litigants always want judicial decisions, or do they simply want their problems resolved swiftly, efficiently, and fairly? Susskind suggested that automated systems […]

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Why Law Firms Won’t Fully Embrace Remote Work: Hint, It’s the Business Model

This post was originally published on this site The debate over remote work in law firms isn’t really about productivity, training, or collaboration It’s about control and convenience. Exacerbated by a cash basis business model, individual partners often prioritize their own convenience and short-term gains over the firm’s long-term success, making resistance to remote work […]

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descrybe.ai: Bridging the Access to Justice Gap One Piece at a Time With Democratized Legal Information

This post was originally published on this site“Bad news is a headline, and gradual improvement is not.”Bill Gates All too often, those of us in the legal tech writing community report on things that won’t happen but should, things that aren’t being adopted but should be, or things that are outright failures. This tendency is […]

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