By Christopher Crosby

Landmark reforms that hand prosecutors powerful new artificial intelligence tools could ease the disclosure burdens on investigators in economic crime cases but will likely also shift the battlelines with defense lawyers, experts say.

By Steven Lerner

As legal artificial intelligence companies debate whether customers should pay for AI by the seat or by usage, Harvey is sticking with traditional software-style pricing following a major product overhaul that was introduced Tuesday.

By Steven Lerner

Further blurring the lines between software and services, legal technology company Elevate added legal project management capabilities to its portfolio Wednesday through its acquisition of Lupl.

By Steven Lerner

With most law firms focused on training associates to use artificial intelligence, Winston Taylor took a different approach by also teaching the next generation of attorneys how to communicate, collaborate, exercise judgment and build client relationships.

By Joanne Faulkner

Litigators who spend millions using armies of lawyers rather than more efficient artificial intelligence tools to review documents could soon face cost penalties from the courts, lawyers say, even as the profession resists making use of the technology mandatory.

By Ashish Sareen

The Solicitors Regulation Authority told law firms Monday to make sure there is "appropriate human oversight" of the use of artificial intelligence tools, after recent high-profile court cases highlighted the risks of fake case citations and client confidentiality breaches.