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Client Who Sent Money To Fraudster Wins Suit Against Firm
An optometrist who claims a fraudster infiltrated her lawyer's email system and tricked her into wiring $90,586 to an incorrect account has won a lawsuit against Mancini Provenzano & Futtner LLC after a Connecticut state court judge found the firm was negligent in failing to secure its system.
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Philly Firm Decries Ex-Holland & Knight Atty's Counterclaims
A tawdry courtroom brawl between Pennsylvania personal injury firm Fritz & Bianculli LLC and former Holland & Knight LLP partner Patrick McCabe continues to boil, as Fritz & Bianculli denies that it is only suing McCabe for leverage in a messy divorce caused by his wife's "salacious" affair with name partner Brian Fritz.
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Advisory Firm ZRG Acquires Executive Recruiter EP Dine
Talent advisory firm ZRG Partners LLC on Thursday announced its acquisition of executive legal recruiting company EP Dine Inc., effectively expanding its capabilities in placing general counsels and widening its talent pool to include law firm hires.
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Legal Tech Roundup: Wolters Kluwer, Podqi
Another massive Eurobond pricing for a professional services juggernaut tops this roundup of recent legal technology news. A few legal tech startups also announced new funding rounds.
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Ferguson Braswell Hopes To Bring Tech Buzz Back To Dallas
Ferguson Braswell Fraser Kubasta PC has launched a strategic partnership with a Texas coworking company that the law firm said will make the Dallas area more attractive for technology startups.
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Skadden Tech Veteran Preps For AI's Planetary Revolution
Kenton King helped open Skadden's Silicon Valley offices some 25 years ago and has lived and breathed tech for a majority of his career, so he's no stranger to so-called disruptors in the sector. But he said game-changers like artificial intelligence come along only once or twice in a lifetime.
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Voir Dire: Law360 Pulse's Weekly Quiz
Attorneys had another action-packed week as data revealed law firm hiring practices and the legal industry continued to respond to President Donald Trump's policies. Test your legal news savvy here with Law360 Pulse's weekly quiz.
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Boston Firm, IT Vendor Settle Fight Over Data
Melick & Porter LLP has settled a suit accusing its former IT vendor of holding the Boston law firm's computer systems and data hostage during the transition to a new provider.
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Seyfarth Forms Tech Tools Partnership With CodeX
Seyfarth Shaw LLP has become the latest law firm to partner with Stanford University's CodeX, the BigLaw firm announced Thursday.
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PierFerd Hires First Innovation And Partnerships Head
International law firm Pierson Ferdinand LLP has picked a former director of legal innovation from banking giant Citi to be its first-ever head of innovation and partnerships, the firm said Thursday.
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Lobbying Group Urges Transparency In New AI Ethics Code
After more than a year of research and study, D.C.-area lobbying trade group the National Institute for Lobbying and Ethics on Thursday published its first artificial intelligence ethics code, which emphasizes core principles including transparency, fairness and inclusivity, privacy and data security, and civic engagement and education.
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Legal Tech Co. Clio's ShareDo Deal Signals BigLaw Ambitions
Legal technology giant Clio is making a play to serve BigLaw firms after acquiring the case and matter management provider ShareDo on Thursday.
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ACC Honors 8 Corporate Legal Depts. For Smart Tech Use
Calgary-based Brookfield Properties partnered with outside counsel at Reed Smith LLP to create an innovative third-party vendor vetting solution that resulted in a drop in review times from days to hours, a 48% cost reduction and an estimated $750,000 in savings. The project earned the pair a spot as a 2025 ACC Value Champion.
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Brazil AI Co. Enter Raises $5.5M In Sequoia-Led Round
Brazilian artificial intelligence startup Enter, which produces software to help companies with legal defenses, closed a $5.5 million funding round led by investment firm Sequoia Capital on Monday, according to an announcement by the company.
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4 Tips For Women On How To Advance Their Legal Careers
Contract management platform LinkSquares held a virtual event this week where women attorneys discussed their legal careers and challenges they have encountered. Here are four tips they shared for how women lawyers can excel in their careers.
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Arizona Supreme Court Embraces AI To Deliver Court News
Arizona's Supreme Court has announced the launch of an internal news and case information service generated using artificial intelligence.
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Lit Funder Mustang Bets On Predictive AI To Boost Profits
Mustang Litigation Funding has told Law360 Pulse exclusively it is deploying predictive artificial intelligence into its operations, launching an ongoing double-blind test of the technology in its underwriting process to evaluate risk and profitability.
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GenAI Has Benefits But Proceed With Caution, Ga. Attys Told
Some concerns surrounding the use of generative AI by law firms are outdated, and configuring it to lawyers' individual needs require an upfront time commitment, according to a Tuesday panel organized by a division of the State Bar of Georgia. But attorneys should still proceed with caution when using the technology, it said.
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Estate Planning Company Trust & Will Raises $25M In Series C
San Diego-based Trust & Will, a digital estate planning platform, announced Tuesday the close of a $25 million Series C funding round to expand its software platform, further incorporate artificial intelligence into its platform and drive strategic partnerships.
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As Law Firms Remain AI Cautious, Some Attys Jump In
Legal professionals are using artificial intelligence more often than last year, even as their law firms take a more measured approach, according to a new survey released on Tuesday.
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Norm Ai Gets $48M Investment, Hires Ex-SEC Commissioner
The legal and compliance platform Norm Ai secured a $48 million investment on Tuesday, bringing its total funding to date to $87 million.
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2 Firms Sued After Cyber Thief Steals $442K From Estate
Law firms SutterWilliams LLC and Allender & Allender PA were hit with a negligence and malpractice suit after a cybercriminal allegedly used spoofed email accounts to trick an attorney at the latter firm into handing over $442,600 from the sale of a late Pennsylvania sheriff's deputy's house in Florida.
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Cloudficient Rebrands E-Discovery Suite As CaseFusion
Information governance and data management solutions provider Cloudficient announced Monday that it has rebranded its e-discovery product suite to CaseFusion and will soon add two new modules to the software.
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5 Key Takeaways From The ABA's Latest Legal Tech Survey
Last week, the American Bar Association released its 2024 legal technology survey report, which covers a wide range of topics including artificial intelligence use, courtroom technology training and law firm data breaches. Here are five key takeaways from the report.
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Newer AI Chatbots May Improve Law Student Performance
Newer artificial intelligence programs such as OpenAI o1 and vLex's Vincent AI accelerated the completion of legal work and provided satisfactory, if not perfect, results in litigation-oriented tasks, according to a recently published report.