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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Littler Publications, Press, and Events
San Mateo County, California Regulates AI-Controlled Robots in Workplaces
San Mateo County, California Regulates AI-Controlled Robots in Workplaces San Mateo County, California enacted an ordinance establishing what County officials describe as a first-of-its-kind permitting system governing robots in the…
Louis Lehot Medium Blog
The Growth Equity Docket Vol. I, No. 8
By Louis Lehot
Control capital for growth. Where venture ends and buyouts begin.By Louis Lehot, Partner, Foley & Lardner LLP. Growth to buyout, garage to global.Vol. I, №8 · Wednesday, November 4, 2026Friends,Last night was a…
Charities & Not-For-Profits Law in Australia
Is your charity’s privacy policy ready for automated decision-making changes?
Does your organisation use software to help decide who receives support, which applicants progress or how services are prioritised? New privacy requirements may mean it is time to update your…
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…
eDiscovery Bytes
When Prompts Show Intent for Punitive Damages
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…
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,…
TechLaw Crossroads
Clio Says AI Is Boosting Billable Hours: Maybe I Was Wrong. Or Maybe Not
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…
Michael Geist Blog
Surveillance By Design: Government Officials Say Lawful Access Could Reach Gaming Platforms, Daycares and AI Services
Lawful access has long been associated with establishing the rules under which telecom and Internet companies may be required to disclose subscriber information, retain metadata, and install government-mandated surveillance capabilities.…
Founders Legal Blog
Can an AI-Generated Advertisement Create Trademark Risk?
Can an AI-Generated Advertisement Create Trademark Risk? by Kennington Groff Can an AI-Generated Advertisement Create Trademark Risk? Generative AI has made it remarkably easy to produce advertising that looks polished,…
The Legal Wire
Pilot5 launches Adversarial Verification: every citation in a legal memo faces an independent checker before the lawyer signs
Built with PelAIkan, Damien Charlotin’s citation checker, which Pilot5 does not own. Pilot5 verifies that a cited case exists; PelAIkan reads the source and verifies that it says what the…