Outside Counsel Billing More Than 2 Hours to Draft a Discovery Response?Ask Them Why
Briefpoint has launched Paralegal Accounts! With the Paralegal Account, your support staff can select
Briefpoint has announced the addition of a new client and case management feature to
Briefpoint now automatically extracts dates of service from your uploaded discovery requests and provides
Machines can’t practice law. The statement is apparently obvious, but it’s implications are not:
For the first time, an AI-backed legal tech platform was found to have engaged
Briefpoint announced today that it launched new processing capabilities for Form Interrogatory DISC-002 (employment),
How to (Theoretically) Replace Your Judge with AI With the onset of increasingly capable
Section I: A Ground-Up Explanation of Simple Machine Learning To understand machine learning, I
5 Legal Tech Solutions That You Can Actually UseThe push to remote work brought
Outside Counsel Billing More Than 2 Hours to Draft a Discovery Response?Ask Them Why They Aren't Using Briefpoint. As an in-house counsel, you're tasked with finding the perfect balance of liability protection and litigation budget. Unfortunately, this balance can be easily frustrated by an opposing counsel's discovery gamesmanship forcing you
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Briefpoint has announced the addition of a new client and case management feature to its platform. This exciting new feature allows users to easily manage the documents they process for their clients in one convenient location.With the addition of this new function, Briefpoint now independently creates, compiles, and maintains client and
Briefpoint now automatically extracts dates of service from your uploaded discovery requests and provides you with the due date pursuant to the California Code of Civil Procedure (CCP) - including the newer rules applicable to Electronic Service. To use this feature, upload any California discovery request .pdf, select the manner
Machines can’t practice law. The statement is apparently obvious, but it’s implications are not: In 2015, the court in Lola v. Skadden (linked here) affirmed the parties’ determination that “an individual who . . . undertakes tasks that could otherwise be performed entirely by a machine cannot be said to
For the first time, an AI-backed legal tech platform was found to have engaged in the unauthorized practice of law. The case centered around the machine generated legal document (MGLD) platform Upsolve. Upsolve automates “the information intake process and [preparation of] bankruptcy forms that [are] then reviewed by an attorney.”
Briefpoint announced today that it launched new processing capabilities for Form Interrogatory DISC-002 (employment), DISC-003 (unlawful detainer), and DISC-005 (construction). All users have the ability to process these documents without any additional cost to their subscription. To upload a form interrogatory, simply drag and drop it on your Briefpoint dashboard,
How to (Theoretically) Replace Your Judge with AI With the onset of increasingly capable artificial intelligence (“AI”), so increases professions wherein humans see their jobs replaced by the more capable computers. A visit to “WillRobotsTakeMyJob.com” lends to some less-than-comforting predictions: accountants and auditors are listed as having a 94% chance
Section I: A Ground-Up Explanation of Simple Machine Learning To understand machine learning, I find it helpful to first break the process down into its simplest components. In this pursuit, I wrote the following hypothetical which outlines the creation of a machine learning algorithm from the ground up: In suing
5 Legal Tech Solutions That You Can Actually UseThe push to remote work brought with it a golden age of legal tech investments aimed at finally dragging the practice of law into modernity. 2021 alone brought about a historic $1B in funding for legal tech companies (via Crunchbase). But, as
