LexisNexis is providing details on its collaboration with Microsoft to offer legal professionals AI-powered products and capabilities directly within the Microsoft 365 ecosystem. Read more www.lawnext.com

AI introduces a host of possibilities that hold promise and potential for reshaping traditional approaches for CLM and the software that drives them. Read more at www.lawtechnologytoday.org

In a recent survey of nearly 250 midsize U.S. law firm professionals, 72%  said they felt stressed, burnt out or overwhelmed. Let’s consider how implementing new technology can help alleviate stress. [...]

We explain what electronically stored information means and how it relates to records management, and take a close look at the different types of ESI, where organizations store it, and [...]

Here are seven keys to successfully merge software into a law firm’s existing ecosystem. Read more at www.lawtechnologytoday.org

Jurors expect to see cases come to life with movement, sound, pictures, diagrams, maps, medical illustrations and animations. Read more at thedailyrecord.com

Corporate law departments want their outside firms to utilize generative AI — but only if law firms create new value that the department can’t achieve on its own. Read more [...]

A U.S. Court of International Trade judge has issued an order mandating lawyers to disclose their use of generative artificial intelligence (AI) tools when creating legal documents. Read more at [...]

Firms don't want lawyers carrying on sensitive conversations outside the firm's oversight. So why would they want attorneys using consumer-facing AI on their own? Read more at abovethelaw.com

We’ve gone from peak hype to severe backlash on generative AI in record time, neither of which captures the reality. Read more at legaltechnology.com