I remember being in Junior High School when President Reagan nominated Sandra Day O’Connor to be the first female US Supreme Court justice back in 1981.
At that time it was very, very long overdue to have a woman sit on
In-House Consigliere, published by Dennis Garcia, focuses on the intersection of artificial intelligence and the legal profession. The blog explores how AI impacts various legal practice areas including employment law, intellectual property, data privacy, regulatory compliance, and legal ethics. It discusses the evolving role of AI in legal operations, law firm management, and corporate legal departments, highlighting both opportunities and challenges such as workforce changes, transparency, and ethical considerations. The blog also addresses AI's influence on legal job markets, performance reviews, and the need for legal professionals to adapt to technological advancements.
I love this article in last week’s The New York Times about the growing use of AI tools across the construction industry 🚧.
Interestingly, AI and the construction industry share lots of similarities to AI and the legal industry ⚖️.
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A few days ago, I attended a terrific Association of Corporate Counsel -Chicago luncheon that was sponsored by Thomson Reuters on the topic of “Managing Legal Departments’ Priorities: Insights & Tools for Success.”