How generative artificial intelligence could affect in-house legal work

August 9, 2023

BUILT IN — You’ve no doubt heard of ChatGPT, the amazing chatbot that can produce remarkably high quality text on any number of topics. When it first hit the scene, social media was filled with fun but non-essential uses for it, like writing bedtime stories featuring your kids, hammering out last minute wedding speeches or helping cheat on

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Poll: US Supreme Court public approval at record low

August 7, 2023

GALLUP — The U.S. Supreme Court’s eventful 2022-2023 term appears to have had no effect on Americans’ overall opinion of the high court, with its 40% approval rating the same as Gallup found last September, just before the start of the term.

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A look at the average salaries of law graduates in different fields and locations

August 7, 2023

U.S NEWS & WORLD REPORT — Depending on whether they enter the private or public sector, law school graduates range widely in what they get paid at their first jobs.

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How law firms can use artificial intelligence in marketing and technology efforts

July 24, 2023

JD SUPRA — Artificial intelligence is here to stay and law firms would be wise to learn how to use AI tools to their advantage, particularly in their marketing and business development efforts.

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A look at the rise of virtual law firms

July 24, 2023

FORBES — Law firms have been reimagined with a much leaner real estate footprint, and many of the traditional components have been either outsourced or digitalized. This allows such law firms to revolutionize the way legal services are delivered.

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A look at the career choices made by recent law school graduates

July 11, 2023

JD SUPRA — Upon completing their studies and passing the bar exam, fresh law school graduates must ponder their future career paths. There is not one route that a law school student must follow upon graduation. The American Bar Association’s “Profile of the Legal Profession” report (2021) highlights the different categories in which law school graduates

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How the US Supreme Court decision on affirmative action could affect diversity of the legal profession

July 11, 2023

REUTERS — The U.S. Supreme Court’s ruling on Thursday that sharply curtailed considerations of race in university admissions will hamper decades-long efforts to bolster diversity in the legal profession, law school administrators and other industry experts said.

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How law firms can avoid ‘dark patterns’ when incorporating generative artificial intelligence in practice

July 11, 2023

JD SUPRA — Companies around the world are rushing to integrate generative artificial intelligence (GenAI) into their user interfaces to automate and deliver tailored website and application interfaces, customer service interactions, and advertising content to individual users in more personalized ways than ever.

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Podcast: How law firms can use recruiting techniques to improve diversity

July 11, 2023

LEGAL SPEAK — In this week’s episode, Lloyd Freeman, chief diversity officer at Buchanan Ingersoll & Rooney, discusses where Big Law firms are moving the needle the most when it comes to diversity, equity and inclusion—as well as where they’re continuing to fall short.

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How remote work policies have influenced disability law

July 11, 2023

BLOOMBERG LAW — Federal judges are somewhat less likely to side with employers that deny requests for telework as a disability accommodation after the Covid-19 pandemic sparked a remote work revolution.

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