I contributed a piece to The Bencher, flagship publication of the American Inns of Court, on established application of Artificial Intelligence workflows in eDiscovery practice, and the lessons and validation tools which may be carried over to the potential wider adoption of A.I. tools in the legal field.
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The AI Enthusiasm-Application Gap—Lessons from eDiscovery
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As cryptocurrency cases rise, all courts are being forced to determine whether crypto is a security. In at least one recent Delaware...