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The Technology category covers a broad range of topics related to advancements and applications of technology in various fields. It includes discussions on emerging trends such as AI integration in legal services, cybersecurity innovations, and software management practices like escrow agreements to ensure business continuity. The category also explores practical uses of technology tools, including AI-powered writing assistants and regulatory developments affecting wireless communications. Content typically addresses the impact of technology on industries, legal frameworks, business operations, and user experiences, highlighting both opportunities and challenges presented by technological progress.

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  1. The Lawletter Blog

    ATTORNEY AND CLIENT:  “He Said What?” AI and Factual Errors

    By Amy Gore

    The Lawletter Vol. 51 No. 5 Amy G. Gore, Senior Attorney      As of October 2025, OpenAI's ChatGPT had approximately 800 million weekly active users. Jennifer Sor, Sam Altman…

  2. eDiscovery Bytes

    When Prompts Show Intent for Punitive Damages

    By Kelly Twigger

    A Southern District of Florida magistrate judge held that a defamation defendant’s AI prompts and outputs are discoverable because they may show the specific intent to harm that removes Florida’s…

  3. Debevoise & Pimpton Data Blog

    Your AI Agent Can Bind You: A Governance Framework for Autonomous Contracts

    By Avi Gesser, Brianna Van Kan, Mari Grace, Carl Lasker

    AI agents can now negotiate the terms of an agreement, accept a final draft, and electronically execute a contract without any human involvement. While this creates new opportunities for efficiencies,…

  4. TechLaw Crossroads

    Clio Says AI Is Boosting Billable Hours: Maybe I Was Wrong. Or Maybe Not

    By Stephen Embry

    I’m always interested in Clio’s Legal Trends Report that comes out at its vendor’s conference. Clio has lots of data from its customers and otherwise and the Report is always…

  5. Slaw

    Funny Money, Some of It Squandered, in Law Publishing

    By Robert McKay

    The first of my series of Slaw contributions was entitled “Legal and Professional Publishing – It’s the Money, Stupid” and, it being from an era long-since forgotten, focused on the…

  6. Global Regulation Tomorrow

    Monthly cross border AML update

    By Simon Lovegrove (UK), Haney Saadah, Jeremy Moller, Floortje Nagelkerke (NL), Sebastien Praicheux, Matthew Shanahan, Thomas J. Delaney (US)

    Introduction Financial services regulators, around the world are treating anti-money laundering (AML) compliance as a priority. They are strengthening their supervisory frameworks, imposing significant penalties for systems and controls failures,…

  7. De Novo

    Right Result, Wrong Quotations? LPC Commercial Services v. Ar-Razzaaq Properties

    By Jay O'Keeffe

    The Court of Appeals' recent decision in LPC Commercial Services, LLC v. Ar-Razzaaq Properties, LLC, 88 Va. App. 655 (2026), has one overriding lesson for practitioners: if you have to…

  8. Credit Slips Blog

    Stablecoins’ UCC Article 12 Dilemma

    By Robert Lawless

    The Binance hack has me wondering about the interaction of UCC article 12 rule and stablecoins. The centerpiece of UCC article 12 is a take-free rule, which says that a…

  9. Legal Futures Blog

    AI-native US firm opening in London as part of global expansion

    By Neil Rose

    King: Immigration lawyers want to spend more time talking to their clientsA US company that earlier this year set up a law firm backed by its AI system has made…

  10. SpotDraft Blog

    Best Contract Templating Tools for 2026 | SpotDraft

    By SpotDraft

    Compare 8 contract templating tools on conditional content, multi-variant templates, approvals, CRM generation and pricing for in-house legal teams.