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AI: How Lawyers Are Using It And The Challenges Ahead

EXPERT ANALYSIS
What Latest VC Model Document Revisions Offer UK Investors

By Gordon Milne, Will Pearce and William Tong

Takeaways From Gov't Report On AI Copyrightability

By Stuart Levi, Oren Epstein and Jordan Feirman

DeepSeek's Emergence And What It Suggests For AI Use

By Kathryn Allen and Bryce Bailey

5 Key Licensing Considerations For AI Innovations

By Lestin Kenton

Protecting Brand Identity In An AI-Driven Marketplace

By Wendy Heilbut

Mass. AG Emerges As Key Player In Consumer Protection

By Ashley Taylor, Jay Myers and Sydney Goldberg

No Redo In Ex-CEO's $6M Stock Case Against Co., Law Firm

By Aaron Keller

The former CEO of WorldQuant Predictive Technologies LLC cannot reargue failed $6 million stock loss claims against the company from which he was ousted or its law firm Pullman & Comley LLC, a Connecticut trial judge has ruled.

Strava To Acquire UK-Based Running Training App Runna

By Elaine Brise帽o

Privately held exercise app Strava announced Thursday that it will acquire United Kingdom-based Runna, a coaching platform for runners, but no financial details were included with the announcement.

University Of San Francisco Law Works AI Into Requirements

By Matt Perez

The University of San Francisco School of Law said Wednesday that it's begun to incorporate generative artificial intelligence in its legal research, writing and analysis program, a required part of the curriculum for all first-year law students.

Musk Rips Calif. AG Decision To Not Join Suit Against OpenAI

By Bonnie Eslinger

Elon Musk blasted a California attorney general's office decision declining to join his federal lawsuit against OpenAI, saying in a Tuesday filing the decision appears to "misapprehend" the complaint and its derivative claims and "mischaracterizes or misunderstands" the consortium of investors he's assembled to bid on OpenAI Inc.'s assets.

84% Of M&A Pros Plan To Use GenAI By 2027, Study Finds

By Matt Perez

Legal professionals anticipate the majority of mergers and acquisition engagements will be completed using artificial intelligence within the next five years, according to a survey published Tuesday by legal technology giant Litera, with nearly all respondents believing AI tools will become a standard part of document review and due diligence during the transaction process.

AI Deepens 'Quicksand' Landscape For Evidentiary Measures

By Jack Karp

Most of the tools judges currently have to evaluate evidence are still adequate for dealing with evidence created by artificial intelligence, but judges may need new approaches as "deepfakes" become more common, experts said at a panel discussion Wednesday.

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