Kirkland & Ellis is taking one of the boldest steps yet in the legal industry’s artificial intelligence race. The firm plans to invest $500 million over the next several years to build its own ...

U.S. law firm Kirkland & Ellis said it is devoting $500 million of its revenue to developing a custom AI platform, accelerating a spending ​race on the technology in the legal industry.

The proprietary AI system is designed to help client work in a variety of practices and has been in the works for three to ...

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Y Combinator to build software for law firms.

Private equity is aggressively investing in personal injury firms, offering their lawyers a cut of the wealth generated by ...

Law students and young graduates are increasingly launching legal-tech startups by leveraging AI-powered coding tools, known ...

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A major US fintech company that OpenAI is using to allow users to connect their bank accounts to ChatGPT has disclosed a ...

Africa has the foundation to benefit from the growing global data centre ecosystem, delegates heard during law firm Bowmans seminar, titled Data centres and Africa’s digital opportunity: Business, ...

At a time when about half of Indiana’s attorneys do not do pro bono work, Pro Bono Indiana has launched a new, comprehensive website to provide attorneys and law students across the state with the ...

BEC attacks rose 151 per cent month on month in April, with advanced fee and gift card fraud key drivers. In terms of making headlines, ransomware attacks and cyber extortion tend to make the biggest ...