Professor Tayo Bello has called on the Federal Government and legal institutions to establish a comprehensive framework for Online Dispute Resolution, ODR, warning that the growing use of technology in settling disputes requires stronger regulations, cyber security measures and human…
If you are a lawyer that uses GenAi for ANYTHING related to the practice of law you are going to end up disbarred eventually. The future isn’t AI adoption in law firms, its lawyers losing their careers for lacking the…
Technology and the cost efficiency of arbitration have emerged as key themes during Hong Kong Arbitration Week (HKAW), Hong Kong International Arbitration Centre (HKIAC) co-chair Domitille Baizeau said. Baizeau and fellow co-chair Victor Dawes SC spoke to Asia Business Law…
The Law Society of England & Wales has sent out a practice note to remind everyone that ‘AI is not a legal entity’ and so lawyers ‘cannot transfer professional responsibility’ to an LLM or legal AI tool. They also stressed that…
A retired judge, Justice Amina Augie, has cautioned lawyers against relying overly on Artificial Intelligence (AI), especially for legal citations. Augie gave this advice in her keynote address at the 40th anniversary celebration of the Nigerian Law School (NLS) class of…
Humans make mistakes. So does artificial intelligence. When the former isn't checking the latter, bad things happen. Literal case in point, briefs filed with the West Virginia Supreme Court in a child abuse and neglect case were found wanting, according…
This is the next instalment in our series of Watching Briefs examining the intersection of artificial intelligence and international arbitration practice. In this instalment, Joshua Kelly and April Lacson focus on two of the most immediately practical applications for arbitration…
As generative AI becomes more common in litigation workflows, courts are increasingly being asked to address how AI tools may be used with confidential discovery materials. A recent decision from the District of Colorado provides insights into one court’s approach…
In Italy, an official court decision accidentally contained a fragment of an artificial intelligence response that was used during the preparation of the document’s text. This concerns decision No. 981/11/2026 of the Tax Justice Court of First Instance in Palermo, writes…
AI is accelerating legal work, but access to the technology—including proprietary tools developed by top Am Law 200 firms—will not solely determine which firms gain an advantage. As part of ongoing proprietary research, legal professionals were interviewed about AI’s…
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