The oft-predicted death of human document review has yet to materialize, due to factors such as distrust of AI, concern about procedural battles, technology costs charged by providers, and many courts ...

The University of Connecticut Provost’s office is evaluating at least 245 programs which are at risk of being cut, including 70 undergraduate majors, 72 master’s degree programs, 76 graduate ...

In the pre-pandemic past, the notion of letting document reviewers work from home was nothing short of unthinkable. "I have been a proponent of remote document review for a number of years prior to ...

A review of low-enrollment academic programs at the University of Connecticut has so far resulted in seven closures, with dozens more being monitored this coming school year. The review has generated ...

After ordering temporary freezes in “all federal financial assistance” on Jan. 27, the White House Office of Management and Budget sent this document providing instructions on how to comply with the ...

Software powered by artificial intelligence (AI) already carries out multiple legal tasks today. In the future, AI will affect and own even more of these tasks. While consumer facing AI is rapidly ...