Research briefings
Original, data-driven reports on how the legal industry is adopting — and governing — AI. Reader-funded and conflict-free.
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The deployment of algorithmic management tools — software that scores worker productivity, flags attendance anomalies, populates discipline queues, or routes gig-style work assignments — has accelerated across industries including logistics, healthcare, retail, and professional services. For employment lawyers advising employers with existing collective bargaining agreements,...
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The Delaware Court of Chancery adjudicates the disputes that define American corporate law. M&A appraisal actions, books-and-records demands under 8 Del. C. § 220, derivative suits challenging board decisions, and post-closing earnout controversies all funnel through a court that operates on a Chancellor, Vice Chancellors,...
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Before surveying what the published regulatory record says, legal departments need to understand a foundational difficulty: as of October 2026, neither FINRA nor the SEC has issued a comprehensive, standalone rulebook governing AI-assisted compliance monitoring tools in the way that, say, the EU AI Act...
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Category: Regulatory / Access to Justice | Date: October 30, 2026
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Federal agencies deploy AI tools for an expanding range of legal functions—drafting regulatory preambles, reviewing procurement contracts, conducting litigation research, and analysing statutory text. Yet the core governance documents that govern this use were written primarily with operational, scientific, and benefits-adjudication AI in mind. The...
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The market for AI-generated legal documents sold directly to consumers has grown rapidly alongside the broader expansion of legaltech. Tools that draft wills, leases, demand letters, and immigration forms without any lawyer in the loop are now widely available, and at least some of them...