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LexisNexis Legal & Professional®, a leading global provider of information and analytics, is unveiling its second-generation legal generative AI Assistant on the industry-leading Lexis+ AI™. Utilizing continuous user feedback, the next-level AI Assistant delivers an increasingly personalized experience to support legal professionals in making informed decisions faster, generating outstanding work, and freeing up time to focus on efforts that drive economic value. All existing Lexis+ AI customers will have access to the enhanced AI Assistant.

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AI-driven legal tech tools are set to reach a value of up to $37 billion this year.

Law firms use AI tools to automate the preparation of discovery requests and discovery responses, as well as streamlined management.

In this article, we’ll see how AI tools integrate with existing workflows and how they influence the future of litigation.

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There’s no denying that AI has become a hot topic in the legal profession. However, if you haven’t already found the AI tool of your dreams, figuring out where to start can feel overwhelming. While there are countless AI tools available that are designed specifically for lawyers, other, more “generic” tools have been touted as potential options for legal work.

To help you make an informed decision, we’ve compiled a list of the most talked-about AI tools that may be useful for legal work. As many of these tools are not designed for legal work, we break down the specifics, including each product’s capabilities and what lawyers should know about using them.

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In the ever-evolving landscape of the legal system, the integration of technology into courtrooms has become more than just a trend—it's a necessity. As society undergoes digital transformation, the legal sector must keep pace to ensure efficiency, accessibility, and transparency. This is particularly true for the court system, where technology and the impending artificial intelligence explosion promise to revolutionize the way justice is administered.

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DISCO is excited to roll out a new feature in our Cecilia generative AI solutions suite: Cecilia doc summaries.

If you’re familiar with DISCO, you’ve already seen how our AI solutions have radically reduced the time our customers spend on tedious tasks that require no legal expertise. (Think deposition summaries, automatic timeline generation, document review, and fact investigation.)

Now, the Cecilia doc summaries feature joins our award-winning ediscovery platform to speed your time to evidence and fast-track your understanding of your case.

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TransPerfect Legal experts from across the globe sat down earlier this month to discuss the trends that will affect the eDiscovery industry (and all those who use the technology) in 2024. Stefan Nigam (UK), Tom Balmer (Australia) and Michael Deeker (Middle East) based their observations on work with corporate and law firm clients globally. Summarized below are the seven trends they believe will have a significant impact on the industry in 2024.

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Unless you have been living under a rock for the past year, you have heard something about artificial intelligence (AI). AI chat, art, and everything in between have been all over social media and news feeds. The AI craze isn’t likely to end soon, in fact, more companies are migrating towards implementing AI into tools and software.

Digital forensics is the scientific process of identifying, preserving, collecting, analyzing, and reporting on electronically stored information. An obvious question is – how will AI affect digital forensics?

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eDiscovery is the process where corporations or legal firms are required to share electronically stored information and produce the evidence which will be presented in the trial. Discovery aims to ensure that the case proceeds smoothly without any confusion about the information shared by either party.

It is important to note that eDiscovery can be a lengthy process. Using cloud-based software can help reduce time wastage. For every case, eDiscovery is considered one of the most crucial parts before trial. Imagine what might happen if both parties were unaware of the information and evidence that will be shared during the proceedings.

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We’re up to seventeen states that have now passed data privacy laws! Five of those have passed their new laws so far in 2024!

Going into 2024, there were twelve states that had passed comprehensive data privacy laws to date.

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In our Future of Professionals report, we address the many concerns and challenges that are being raised around the use and application of AI in professional and business capacities. Legal and accounting businesses are faced with figuring out how to use AI ethically and responsibly. Thomson Reuters has been a thought leader in developing principles to guide practices and helping our clients navigate the complexity with AI for decades.

As generative artificial intelligence continues to infiltrate our lives personally and professionally, we strive to provide the most up-to-date research and best practices on leveraging these technologies with accountability and transparency.

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