by Michelle Stevens | Jul 31, 2020 | Ailira News, Legal AI News
Why the ‘Vibe’ of the Constitution Won’t Help You. – Adrian Cartland This week, Australia faces a rash of individuals fighting for the “freedoms” using internet lawyering. In our first article this week, Adrian covers why internet...
by Michelle Stevens | Jul 14, 2020 | Ailira News, Legal AI News
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by Michelle Stevens | Jun 18, 2020 | Ailira News, Legal AI News
Prediction: Sustaining, Disruptive and Revolutionary Innovation – Sean Hocking As COVID forces disruption upon the world there is an opportunity for extensive positive change including in the law. Courts that have resisted online document submission and video...
by Adrian Cartland | Jun 13, 2020 | Legal AI News
The practice of law changed almost overnight in March, with in-person meetings, court hearings and work environments being replaced with online technology. What has changed with the pandemic is not working from home – because we know this is only to be short...
by Adrian Cartland | May 14, 2020 | Legal AI News
USA based Benjamin Alarie, co-founder and CEO of Blue J Legal, discusses the expanding role of artificial intelligence in tax with contributing editor at Tax Notes Federal Benjamin Willis. Highlights When we talk about machine learning and artificial intelligence of...
by Adrian Cartland | Mar 26, 2020 | Ailira News, Legal AI News
Our contracts and the law surrounding them do not account for systemic risk. I believe that the common law has done a good job of balancing risks between parties (or rather a not-terrible job: it is difficult to determine whether law is truly good, merely whether...
