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Wyden Urges Independent Review Of Courts' Cybersecurity
U.S. Sen. Ron Wyden, D-Ore., a cybersecurity hawk, urged Chief Justice John Roberts on Monday to commission an independent study of the federal judiciary's cybersecurity practices in light of two significant hacks in the last five years.
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Legal AI Co. Harvey To Launch Mexico-Based Team
Harvey, which sells a generative artificial intelligence platform for legal professionals and is worth $5 billion, announced on Monday its expansion into Latin America with the launch of a team based in Mexico.
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Nuix Legal Costs Jump 24% As Revenue Stalls
Legal costs for Nuix Ltd. jumped 24% year-over-year to AU$10.6 million, the investigative analytics and e-discovery software company disclosed as part of its full-year 2025 financial report released Monday.
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How Paul Weiss Used Gen AI To Speed Up Misconduct Probe
As a client company faced allegations of employee misconduct and financial malfeasance, the investigations team at Paul Weiss Rifkind Wharton & Garrison LLP turned to generative artificial intelligence to review 120,000 documents in just three weeks.
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Legal Tech Roundup: Fileread, LinkSquares
A legal technology company announcing partnerships with a trio of legal services providers tops this roundup of recent industry news.
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Voir Dire: Law360 Pulse's Weekly Quiz
This was another action-packed week for the legal industry as U.S. firms expanded their practice offerings with new talent across the country. Test your legal news savvy here with Law360 Pulse's weekly quiz.
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AI Tools Spark Debate Over Insurance Policy Interpretation
An artificial intelligence tool drafts an insurance policy and makes a note of potential inconsistencies in language.
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OnlyFans Flags Bogus Citations In RICO Fraud Suit
Attorneys for a proposed class of OnlyFans subscribers alleging racketeering by the company notified a California federal judge Thursday that they would be seeking permission to fix earlier filings found to have errors created by artificial intelligence, days after the web platform's parent company notified the court of the citation errors.
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Venture-Backed AI Tool For Law Students Launching By Fall
Cubby Law, a startup that develops an artificial intelligence tool for law school students that has the financial backing of several venture capitalists, has announced its plan to launch nationwide on Aug. 25.
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Ethics Case Reasserted Against Fla. Judge Over Deepfake
A Florida judicial ethics panel has reasserted allegations that a state judge in Broward County violated the state's Code of Judicial Conduct during her 2024 election campaign, ahead of a final hearing set for Dec. 16 by the hearing panel chair of the Florida Judicial Qualifications Commission.
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Most Lawyers Feel Prepared To Meet Clients' AI Expectations
The majority of surveyed attorneys feel ready to meet client demands regarding artificial intelligence, according to survey results released Thursday by legal professionals network Best Lawyers.
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Error-Filled Pro Se Recusal Bid Draws Conn. Judge's Ire
A Connecticut federal judge will not docket a pro se recusal request in a U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission fraud action accusing a man of skimming nearly $1 million in investments designated for hotel repair work, saying in a minute order that the defendant otherwise has counsel and submitted a meritless, error-riddled bid.
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E-Discovery Field Mourns Death Of EDRM's Kaylee Walstad
Kaylee Walstad, chief strategy officer of the Electronic Discovery Reference Model, an organization she acquired with chief legal technologist Mary Mack in 2019, died Tuesday, according to several e-discovery bloggers.
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Unlawful Law Practice Reforms Needed To Account For AI
State bar associations and state supreme courts have to reimagine the rules governing the unauthorized practice of law if artificial intelligence is going to help close the justice gap, according to a new paper out Wednesday.
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LegalZoom Launches Patent Filing Service
Online legal services provider LegalZoom announced Tuesday the launch of a streamlined alternative to traditional patent filing through its Arizona-based law firm LZ Legal Services.
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Jackson Walker Names Chief Innovation, Information Officers
Jackson Walker LLP has appointed two of its business professionals to fill the roles of chief innovation officer and chief information officer, advancing the firm's technology-driven client service.
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Legal Ops Is A 'Secret Weapon' For GCs, This CLO Says
Legal ops is a centerpoint where a corporate law team can show its value to the rest of the business, the legal chief at software development company Anaconda told Law360 Pulse during a recent interview.
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Ex-Holland & Knight Atty Wants Another Depo From Ex-Wife
A former Holland & Knight LLP partner battling Pennsylvania personal injury firm Fritz & Bianculli LLC in litigation stemming from an affair and his messy divorce has pushed for his ex-wife to sit for another deposition, arguing that she wrongly refused to answer relevant questions when she was first deposed.
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Bad Citations Aren't Always Sanctionable, Wash. Atty Argues
An attorney in Washington state vowed on Tuesday to appeal harsh sanctions an Arizona federal judge meted out Thursday over fake and misleading citations she included in an opening brief, releasing a statement arguing that the court's order "treats the mere existence of AI-hallucinated citations as an automatic violation" but "that is not what Rule 11 requires."
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E-Discovery Services Provider Lineal Makes First Acquisition
International e-discovery and legal technology services provider Lineal said Tuesday that it has acquired Columbus, Ohio-based ProFile Discovery, the company's first acquisition.
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Alternative Legal Services Provider QuisLex Names AI Exec
Alternative legal services provider QuisLex announced Tuesday that a former legal leader at pharmaceutical company Novartis and accounting giant EY rejoined the company in a newly created role focused on artificial intelligence counseling.
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$150K Settlement Approved In Cohen Cleary Data Breach
A federal judge in Massachusetts filed an order last week granting final approval of a $150,000 settlement between law firm Cohen Cleary PC and a class of more than 12,000 former clients who sought relief after a 2022 cyberattack on the firm's computer systems.
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Ex-GC Ordered To Destroy Files In Trade Secret Dispute
Storehouse In A Box secured a permanent injunction against its former general counsel and chief operating officer, barring him from using or accessing confidential information the e-commerce company alleges he misappropriated after being put on leave, according to a Monday order.
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LawPro.ai Raises Further Seed Funds, Launches New Tool
LawPro.ai Inc., a Los Angeles startup that provides automation software for legal tasks, has announced the additional raising of seed funding from prior investor Scopus Ventures, with the funds planned for development deployment growth for the injury claims industry.
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AccessLex Reveals New Prep Course For NextGen Exam
Nonprofit legal education organization AccessLex Institute announced Monday an updated version of its Helix Bar Review to prepare test-takers for the NextGen Uniform Bar Exam, which is set to debut in July 2026.