• AI, Innovation, and the Legal Shift: What 2025 Holds for Tech and Law

  • Jan 10 2025
  • Length: 24 mins
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AI, Innovation, and the Legal Shift: What 2025 Holds for Tech and Law

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  • Welcome to today’s episode of AI Lawyer Talking Tech, where we explore the transformative forces reshaping the legal industry in 2025. From groundbreaking developments in artificial intelligence and its ethical implications to the rise of alternative legal structures and tech-driven solutions for access to justice, this year is poised to redefine legal practice. Join us as we delve into stories of innovation, regulatory shifts, and the integration of cutting-edge technologies that are not just automating routine tasks but also reshaping legal strategies and career paths. Stay tuned for insights into how the legal profession is adapting to an increasingly digital and client-centric future. 2024 Internet Law Year-in-Review09 Jan 2025Technology & Marketing Law BlogThe AI Lawyer: Humanity on Trial09 Jan 2025Legaltech on MediumESG and Supply Chains in 2024: Key Trends, Challenges, and Future Outlook09 Jan 2025Barnes & ThornburgThe BR Privacy & Security Download: January 202509 Jan 2025Blank RomeKramer Levin Elevates Three to Counsel and Three to Special Counsel09 Jan 2025Kramer LevinHow Regulators Tried to Stifle Crypto Innovation and Growth10 Jan 2025Crypto News FlashThrive in 2025: expert insights for your legal career this year10 Jan 2025Law SocietyThe ‘ins’ and ‘outs’ of 2025 — legal edition10 Jan 2025Legal Cheek7 Game-Changing Legal Tech Trends That Will Transform Law Firms In 202510 Jan 2025Forbes.comSRA: Solicitors “lack confidence” over artificial intelligence10 Jan 2025Legal FuturesTencent and CATL challenge 'Chinese military companies' designation by US | Concerns over Musk's influence in foreign politics | DC think tank staffed entirely by robots linked to Pakistani military09 Jan 2025SubstackWisconsin Legal Trends 202509 Jan 2025Wisconsin Lawyer MagazinePractice Pulse | Generative AI in the Legal Industry: Trends for 202509 Jan 2025Wisconsin Lawyer Magazine2025 Health Care Predictions09 Jan 2025JD SupraWhat I Learned At CES About Law Practice Management09 Jan 2025Above The LawChange Management: How to Finesse Law Firm Adoption of Generative AI09 Jan 2025National Law ReviewD.C. law firm launching AI division to serve big tech clients09 Jan 2025Washington Business JournalCallRail Expands Partnership with Clio09 Jan 2025AccessWDUNHappy New Year: Now, Update Your Service Agreements09 Jan 2025JD SupraElite’s acquisition of B2B payments business Tranch: What it means for customers and partners09 Jan 2025Legal IT InsiderThe Great Escape: Nonlegal Careers For Lawyers09 Jan 2025Above The LawHonoring JURIST's Publisher Emeritus: Building an Institution Through Personal Connection09 Jan 2025JuristWhy You Need an Intellectual Property Lawyer for Your Business09 Jan 2025Lawdit Commercial SolicitorsExpert Witness Insights: Strengthening Legal Cases with Specialized Expertise09 Jan 2025Legal ReaderTop 2025 Predictions for Artificial Intelligence09 Jan 2025JD SupraOne year on: how LEAP Estates is revolutionising private client support09 Jan 2025Legal FuturesThe Complexity of e-discovery at Breakneck Speeds: Navigating the Brave New World of Modern Data Growth09 Jan 2025JD Suprathat permit09 Jan 2025ABA JournalHow to Align Marketing and Business Development for Law Firms09 Jan 2025JD Supra5 Legal Issues For NPOs Using ChatGPT09 Jan 2025NonProfit TimesCoorsTek Wins Appeal in Trademark Dispute Over Pink Ceramic Hip Components09 Jan 2025Citybizlist
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