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July 31, 2019

How Law Firms are Becoming Tech Firms and Why That’s a Good Thing (ICYMI…)

In #legaltech, artificial intelligence, automation, Litigation Management
July 31, 2019
1 Min read
31July

Here’s a great article on the adoption of legal technology and how technology is reshaping legal business models. We particularly enjoyed reading about Atrium, a law firm where legal tech isn’t meant to improve the business model, in the words of the author, legal tech “is the model.” The author suggests that over 100,000 legal jobs will be automated in the next 20...

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September 17, 2018

10 Times Internet of Things Data Was Used in Litigation

In #legaltech, ediscovery
September 17, 2018
3 Min read
17September

The next time you head to court, think about the data you can recover from “internet of things devices.” Internet of things products from Fitbits to medical devices are collecting data 24/7 and can help you establish timelines, destroy alibis, and prove damages. This post lists 10 instances in which internet of things devices were used in litigation. The next time you prepare for litigation...

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September 10, 2018

Is the Fitbit the Next Smoking Gun in Litigation?

In #legaltech, ediscovery
September 10, 2018
4 Min read
10September

What if your diary, checkbook, and GPS were conveniently packaged into an audiobook that would be played to the jury? This could now be possible through the rise in personal devices, such as Fitbits, smartwatches, Google homes and Alexas, which have opened up a potential goldmine of private information for a lawsuit. But what are the problems that any litigator can anticipate in trying to obtain...

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