Duke Law Journal

Judges Making More of a Case for E-Discovery Sanctions

Ed. note: Gabe Acevedo will be covering LegalTech for Above the Law this year. If you are interested in communicating with someone from ATL about LegalTech coverage, please contact Gabe at [email protected]. Thanks. It seems that judges are no longer afraid to unleash the power of the gavel when it comes to e-discovery violations. There […]

By Gabe Acevedo

Harvard Law Review

Minorities and Women and Law Reviews, Oh My!

Earlier this month, roughly around the time that newly minted law review editors were hearing the good news, we raised the issue of how many minorities and women are being selected for law review. It’s not a new debate; whether underrepresented minorities (URMs) and women are adequately represented on the nation’s leading law journals has […]

By David Lat

Generative AI Facts And Fallacies

Four insights and misunderstandings to help demystify GenAI for legal professionals.

By Thomson Reuters