Practice Area
Technology and AI
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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Internet, IT & e-Discovery
What do you think of Anthropic’s CEO Dr. Dario Amodei?
By Peter Vogel
The NewYorktimes.com reported that “At the heart of Dr. Amodei’s worldview, his friends and colleagues said, are two interwoven philosophies that share an uncompromising belief that mathematical reasoning can change…
Jus Corpus Law Journal Blogs
AI-GENERATED FAKE REVIEWS IN INDIA: EXAMINING CONSUMER PROTECTION AND LEGAL LIABILITY
By JusCorpus
INTRODUCTIONOnline reviews now serve as a substitute for traditional word-of-mouth trust. Since buyers can’t examine goods or services beforehand, they rely on feedback from other customers.[1] Generative artificial intelligence has…
Jus Corpus Law Journal Blogs
FROM PHYSICAL LIBERTY TO NEURAL INTEGRITY: THE CONSTITUTIONAL NECESSITY OF MENTAL PRIVACY
By JusCorpus
INTRODUCTIONClinical neurorehabilitation has expanded and transformed into a consumer lifestyle market with the introduction of Non-Invasive Brain-Computer Interfaces (BCIs).[1] Commercially available headbands and earbuds are embedded with electroencephalography (EEG) sensors,…
Jus Corpus Law Journal Blogs
WHO DECIDES LIBERTY? BALANCING ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE AND DUE PROCESS
By JusCorpus
INTRODUCTIONWho should hold the power to decide an individual’s personal liberty? As modern criminal trials are becoming more complicated, bail functions as far more than a standard procedural formality. It…
Jus Corpus Law Journal Blogs
THE VOIDABILITY OF DEEP-SIGNED AGREEMENTS
By JusCorpus
INTRODUCTIONImagine two business owners that buy and sell from each other regularly. Given their many years of business relationship, they often finalize minor changes to their orders over phone calls…
Taft Class Action & Consumer Insights
I Went to Vegas, and All I Came Back With Was This Blog Post
Last week, I hopped on a plane to Las Vegas for a two-night stay at Caesar’s Palace. But I wasn’t there for the gambling or the faux-Roman statues. I was…
Fretzin Blog
How Lawyers Can Navigate the AI Revolution
Lawyers Don’t Need to Win the AI Race. They Need to Stay in It By Steve Fretzin and Ken Crutchfield AI is moving too quickly for lawyers to master everything.…
Bressler Risk Blog
On Emerging Agentic AI Risk for Law Firms, On Potential OCGs and Engagement Evolution in the Age of AI, On Time Entry AI and Client Economic Risk
By Dan Bressler
Joseph Tiano opines: “Law Firms Must Re-Engineer AI Use to Prevent Unauthorized Actions” — “As I read the news this weekend, I’m coming around to the view that the next-generation…
The Legal Wire
Democratic sweep in US midterms points to tougher AI and tech scrutiny
Democratic victories in the 2026 US midterms, with the party winning both chambers of Congress, are expected to reshape US privacy, AI, and digital governance in 2027. Committee gavels will…
Global Financial Regulatory Insights
Why Scale Still Makes Sense: Technology, Data and AI in Insurance Consolidation
By Andrew Wingfield, Edward Lister
November 2026 For most of the last decade, the case for insurance consolidation has been easy to make. Buy good businesses in a fragmented market, enjoy the recurring revenue, centralise…