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Legal technology encompasses software and digital platforms designed to streamline legal work, from AI-powered contract review to document automation and matter management. As in-house legal departments face mounting pressure to reduce costs while handling increased workloads, understanding which legal tech categories deliver measurable value has become essential. This comprehensive guide examines the types of legal technology available, their practical applications for corporate legal teams, and proven str

The U.S. government has directed Anthropic to suspend access to its advanced AI models Claude Fable 5 and Claude Mythos 5 for all foreign nationals, regardless of their location.

Ankura's insights explore critical challenges across industries, from data center development and AI adoption to cybersecurity threats and private equity exits.

The Advisory Committee on Evidence Rules has declined to advance proposed federal rules governing AI-generated evidence, while the Eastern District of Virginia confirms it will not issue AI-specific standing orders. This development leaves practitioners without uniform guidance on handling machine-generated evidence and alleged deepfakes in federal litigation.

A recent Delaware Court of Chancery opinion arising from the acquisition of a video game studio carries an important lesson far beyond M&A litigation: AI chatbot exchanges are now entering the discovery record...

The use of artificial intelligence by lawyers to conduct legal research appears to be a runaway train. Notwithstanding the widespread reporting of several cases in which even highly regarded international law firms...

As artificial intelligence transforms legal due diligence by automating contract review, a critical question emerges: has the technology truly eliminated the work, or merely relocated it?

Healthcare remains one of the most resilient sectors in the US economy, supported by strong long-term demand drivers, growing investment in new modes and models of care...

Summary of major space technology funding rounds in May, including Astranis Space Technologies' $450M raise, Skyroot Aerospace's $60M investment, and Cowboy Space Corporation's $275M Series B.