Law firm employees don’t always have to be on the same page with their work colleagues. But they do at least need to be able to communicate well enough to support the business and its operations. Sometimes, however, legal professionals say they are unable to do just that. Many of…

The healthcare industry is left with regulatory uncertainty more than a year after the Department of Justice and the Federal Trade Commission withdrew what they called out-of-date policy statements related to antitrust enforcement in medical markets, antitrust lawyers said Tuesday.  Policy statements, though non-binding, “serve really as strong guidance to…

Florida Federal Courts Face Rising Trend in Employment Suits | Daily Business Review Page Printed From: https://www.law.com/dailybusinessreview/2024/08/13/florida-federal-courts-face-rising-trend-in-employment-suits/ (l-r) T’Keara N. Watson, attorney at The Leach Firm, Matt Fenton, partner at Wenzel Fenton Cabassa, P.A., and Kevin Zwetsch, partner at Brick Business Law, P.A. (Courtesy photos) There is a…

For many people, it’s hard to imagine how the term “pay rise” could evoke anything other than joy.  That is unless you are a newly qualified lawyer at an elite corporate law firm in London. For the last few years, bright-eyed, bushy-tailed trainees at top firms across the city have…

On Tuesday, NetDocuments announced the launch of ndMAX Assist, a generative AI-powered conversational interface that allows users to ask questions of their data and perform certain tasks, such as summarizing and analyzing documents. In the near future, ndMAX Assist will be able to execute applications built on PatternBuilder MAX, NetDocuments’…

On Monday, the International Legal Technology Association Conference 2024 (ILTACON) kicked off in Nashville, Tennessee, inside the Truman Show-esque Gaylord Opryland Resort and Convention Center. Zach Abramowitz, the CEO and Founder of Killer Whale Technologies described the venue best—”It’s a mix of Vegas and Disney World.” Legaltech News attests.