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The Ethics of AI in Litigation

In this whitepaper we look at striking a balance between harnessing legal AI’s capabilities and navigating the regulatory landscape to fully leverage its benefits while upholding ethical and legal principles within the legal profession.

Navigating the Complex Landscape of PFAS Litigation

The significant litigation that has arisen over the last two decades related to PFAS won’t go on forever, but there’s no doubt that “forever chemicals” are going to remain at the forefront of many legal battles for years to come.

How to Find the Right Process Server

When selecting a process server, you will want to consider a variety of factors to keep your legal matters running smoothly.

Navigating the Complex Landscape of PFAS Litigation

How to Find the Right Process Server

When selecting a process server, you will want to consider a variety of factors to keep your legal matters running smoothly.

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Strategies for the Ethical and Practical Implementation of AI in Law Firms

As legal technology and AI continue to advance at a rapid pace, the ABA issued Formal Opinion 512 on the ethical use of generative AI tools.

How Law Firms Can Bridge the Legal AI Expectations Gap with Clients

As legal AI tools become more commonplace, a disconnect is emerging between law firms and their corporate clients.

Law Firm Unable to Handle Continuous Document Loads Turns to Lexitas

With Lexitas’s help, the document count to review was reduced from 120,000 docs to 23,000 docs and the client was provided a team to get through the materials quickly and at a cheaper cost than the client’s staff.

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Document Review for State Attorney General’s Office Provides Estimated Cost Savings of $221,667

The client needed us to review 80,000 documents using the new platform’s Continuous Active Learning (CAL) TAR model.

AM Law 100 Firm Needed 376,000 Documents to Review in Real Estate Matter

A Senior Attorney at an Am Law 100 firm needed a team to review 376,000 documents in a real estate development matter.

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