Cybersecurity has become a critical concern for the legal industry, with sensitive information and client trust hanging in the balance. As court reporting services increasingly rely on technology, ensuring the integrity and confidentiality of case-related information is paramount.
More alarming is how long it took JAVS to detect and address the breach. Vulnerabilities in version 8.3.7 of JAVS Viewer went undetected as malicious actors quietly accessed systems, harvested data, and expanded their control.
AI is here not just to speed up arbitration but to transform it. Recent innovations in generative AI, analytics, and machine learning offer solutions that many practitioners—73%, according to a Wolters Kluwer survey—are preparing to integrate into their daily workflows.
Continuing legal education (CLE) has always been critical for lawyers, but its role has never been more urgent or complex. As AI capabilities expand, so too must the ability of legal professionals to understand, question, and navigate these technologies responsibly.
But how do you efficiently manage this tidal wave of data when timelines are tight and the stakes are high? That’s where eDiscovery is revolutionizing how legal teams handle vast amounts of information.
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