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Cadwalader Suing Lloyd's Over Cyberattack Coverage Denial
Cadwalader Wickersham & Taft LLP has filed suit against insurer Lloyd's of London in North Carolina state court, alleging the company has failed to reimburse the law firm for expenses related to a November 2022 data breach.
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Bad Online Security Botched $800K Home Sale, Suit Says
A five-attorney Connecticut law firm's "archaic" email and computer systems allowed hackers to infiltrate an approximately $800,000 home sale and divert cash to fake accounts, a new federal lawsuit against Hastings Cohan & Walsh LLP and one of its attorneys alleges.
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Legal Tech Roundup: Aderant, Enty
A technology innovator joining a legal business management software company tops this roundup of legal technology news.
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Digital Guides And Plain Language Key To Court Accessibility
Court forms should be designed with self-represented litigants in mind, researchers at the University of Ottawa said in a recent report, which implores judicial stakeholders to consider introducing guided pathways on digital forms and to massage legal jargon into easily understood, plain-language instructions.
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Voir Dire: Law360 Pulse's Weekly Quiz
A shakeup in the presidential race kicked off another busy week for the legal industry as two BigLaw firms named leaders. Test your legal news savvy here with Law360 Pulse's weekly quiz.
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How Honigman Tested Harvey's AI Tool Without Use Cases
While Honigman LLP has a history of wielding artificial intelligence tools from third-party vendors, its new partnership with the generative AI upstart Harvey was unique because the vendor reached out first to the firm, and the use cases — situations for using the software — were not identified until later.
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Womble Bond Atty, NC Bar Leader, Talks DEI, Digital Courts
The North Carolina Bar Association has welcomed a new president amid a year of major change, including an election in November with a host of judicial races; the continued push to prioritize diversity, equity and inclusion in the industry; and the massive undertaking of digitizing the state's court records system.
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Cooley Adds 1st Chief Innovation Officer From Wilson Sonsini
Cooley LLP announced Thursday that it expects to have its first-ever chief innovation officer in late August, hiring a Palo Alto attorney who held that same role at Wilson Sonsini Goodrich & Rosati PC.
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Foley Hoag Hit With Overtime Wage Suit By NY Support Tech
A former support technician at Foley Hoag LLP accused the firm of "egregious violations of wage and hour laws" in a lawsuit filed Wednesday in New York federal court.
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Elevate Services Nabs $20M Capital Commitment
Software-based legal services company Elevate Services Inc. closed a $20 million commitment from Runway Growth Capital LLC, according to an announcement from the investment firm on Thursday.
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How Law Firms Balance Internal E-Discovery And Outsourcing
As law firms try to find the right fit between outsourcing some e-discovery services and having dedicated internal e-discovery teams, a group of panelists from top firms are focused on providing value and evaluating the next generation of e-discovery tools.
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LexisNexis Opens General Access To Gen AI Tool In Canada
LexisNexis Legal & Professional has made its generative artificial intelligence tool Lexis+ AI generally available for Canadian customers after a commercial preview in the region earlier this year, the company said Thursday.
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Legal Tech Co.'s $1.3M Data Privacy Deal Gets OK'd
A Kansas federal judge granted preliminary approval to a proposed $1.3 million settlement between a data and professional services company catering to law firms and a class of thousands of its customers and employees, who said their personal information was stolen in a March 2023 data breach that exposed 200 gigabytes of sensitive information.
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Record Retrieval Co. Compex Discloses April Data Breach
Compex Legal Services Inc., a record retrieval and litigation support services provider, said Wednesday it had a data breach in April that exposed the personal identifiable information of "certain individuals," and the company is currently conducting an investigation into the event.
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US Market Fuels Clifford Chance Revenue Growth
Clifford Chance LLP said Wednesday that revenue has climbed by 9% to £2.3 billion ($3 billion) in the financial year to April 30, fueled by a 28% growth in the U.S., where the firm enjoyed its best performance yet in the world's largest legal market.
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Legal Ops Teams Feel Friction With In-House Legal Leaders
Legal technology helps drive innovation and efficiency across the corporate law department, but many legal ops professionals often clash with in-house legal teams, according to survey results released Tuesday.
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Texas Legal Services Biz Escapes Most Data Breach Claims
A Texas federal judge has trimmed most claims in a proposed class action over a legal services company's data breach, leaving a negligence claim lodged by one plaintiff who alleges he was a victim of identity theft due to the breach.
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How Law Librarians Are Teaching Ethical Use Of AI
Law librarians are using several strategies to teach law students and lawyers how to ethically use generative artificial intelligence tools, including reading assignments, prompt exercises and mandatory training, according to a panel at the American Association of Law Libraries' annual conference.
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Legal AI Co. Harvey Becomes 'Unicorn' After $100M Series C
The legal generative artificial intelligence tool Harvey reached the "unicorn" status of being a private company valued at more than $1 billion after securing a $100 million Series C on Tuesday.
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Clio Secures 'Historic Raise' Of $900M To Reach $3B Valuation
The legal technology giant Themis Solutions Inc., better known as Clio, is now worth $3 billion after securing a $900 million Series F investment on Tuesday.
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Lexitas Says IT Consulting Co. Didn't Finish $2M Project
Litigation services company Depositions Solutions LLC, which does business as Lexitas, said in a Texas county complaint Monday that a Philadelphia-based information technology company hired to upgrade its web services failed to complete a more than $2 million project.
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McGuireWoods Taps Consulting Director As Innovation Lead
McGuireWoods LLP announced Monday that the director of its in-house consulting group, MWAccel, will additionally take on the role of chief innovation and artificial intelligence officer at the firm.
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Law Librarians Using Generative AI To Tackle 'Pain Points'
Law librarians are using generative artificial intelligence to reduce the amount of time they spend on repetitive tasks like summarizing and rewriting content, according to a panel Monday at the American Association of Law Libraries' annual conference.
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LA Superior Court Closed Monday Due To Ransomware Attack
The Superior Court of Los Angeles County was forced to close Monday as the court continued to work to repair and reboot network systems that were severely impacted by a ransomware attack that occurred on the same day as an unrelated global tech outage.
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Several State Courts Impacted By Global Tech Outage
Several state courts have been impacted by a global Microsoft Windows outage Friday morning causing operational challenges and courthouse closures.