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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Gadgets, Gigabytes & Goodwill Blog
Théâtre D’opéra Spatial:Reconsidering the Allen Case and the “Prompts Alone” Interpretation
By Jay Myers
The copyright community eagerly awaits an important decision from U.S. District Court for the District of Colorado. The case is Allen v. Perlmutter, and represents another test of the Copyright…
Covington Digital Health
HHS Finalizes Changes to the ONC Health IT Certification Program in HTI-5
By Elizabeth Brim, Libbie Canter
On October 26, 2026, the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (“HHS”), through the Office of the National Coordinator for Health Information Technology (“ONC”), released the Health Data, Technology,…
The Legal Wire
DealCloser Connects with Harvey, Helping Lawyers Turn Legal Analysis into Action
Lawyers can access transaction context and execute closing tasks without leaving Harvey, extending DealCloser’s existing AI-powered workflows. LONDON — 5 November 2026 — DealCloser, the AI-powered transaction management platform, today…
Global Regulation Tomorrow
FCA announces Quantum Experimentation Group
By Simon Lovegrove (UK), Charlotte Carnegie
On 5 November 2026, the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) announced a new Quantum Experimentation Group (QEG) intended to explore quantum computing applications in financial services. Summary The FCA explains that…
The D&O Diary
The Board’s Next AI Question: Show Me the Stop-Test Evidence
By Sarah Abrams
Dr. Gleb Tsipursky, PhD In the following guest post, Gleb Tsipursky, PhD, examines how recent research involving advanced AI systems may inform corporate governance, cyber-risk oversight, and enterprise risk management.…
Consumer Financial Services Law Monitor
AI in Collections: Balancing Automation, Compliance, and Human Judgment
In this episode of The Consumer Finance Podcast, partner and guest host Stefanie Jackman welcomes Corafone co-founders Aman Mender and Adrian Ferrante-Bannera for a candid conversation about the growing role…
Fretzin Blog
Ken Crutchfield: How Lawyers Can Navigate the AI Revolution
AI is reshaping legal work—but does that mean lawyers should build technology, adopt it, or wait for proven solutions? Ken Crutchfield shares practical ways to navigate the change while keeping…
Law People
Emotional Intelligence and Creativity
By Ronda Muir
One of the reasons that people with emotional intelligence are expected to fare better in an AI world is that EI supports creativity--a skill AI is not yet that great…
Thomson Reuters Law Blog
AI in the courts: Time savings, divided opinions, and the risk of losing expertise
By Jazmin.aguilar@thomsonreuters.com
It’s no surprise that AI is starting to change how courts get work done, especially by making court operations more efficient; however, AI’s growing use raises concerns about accuracy, accountability,…
The Law and Other Anomalies
Bar Association Mistrusts Lawyers?
Over time, many articles, books, movies and lawsuits have suggested that not all attorneys are of the highest moral fiber. Even the generally well-characterized lawyers on the TV show Law…