CIPA pen register claims now drive a new wave of website tracking lawsuits. A recent federal ruling in Camplisson v Adidas gave plaintiffs more room to pursue claims tied to pixels and similar tracking tools. Site owners who rely on analytics or ad pixels should treat this shift as a compliance trigger, not background noise.
Section 230: will it last?
A brief history
Section 230 of the US Communications Act of 1934, enacted as part of the Communications Decency Act of 1996, is fundamental to the commercial development of the internet over the past 30 years. It has been called “the 26 words that made the Internet” – referring specifically to
Anthropic’s Legal AI Move: Why Workflows Matter More Than Features
Supporting access to justice
Supporting access to justice is core to Clio’s mission, which is why we see recent consumer-facing AI developments as an important and encouraging step forward.
Research from the American Bar Foundation, the World Justice Project, and the Legal Services Corporation consistently show that more than 70% of people with legal problems
AI Copyright Memorization: New Research Raises Litigation Risk for Model Outputs
AI copyright memorization now drives real product risk, not academic debate. A new paper, Extracting books from production language models, reports a method for pulling long blocks of in-copyright book text from several production-grade language models.
Model output matters because it sits in front of customers. If a model reproduces protected text, plaintiffs can frame
Three Years After Launching As First AI Legal Assistant, CoCounsel Reaches 1 Million Users — and Thomson Reuters Teases What’s Ahead
CoCounsel, which launched almost exactly three years ago, on March 1, 2023, as the first AI legal assistant built on GPT-4, today marked a notable milestone, reaching 1 million customers across 107 countries and territories. Developed by legal research startup Casetext, Thomson Reuters acquired CoCounsel (and Casetext) just four months after its release, for a
LexisNexis Launches Lexis+ with Protégé, Replacing Lexis+ AI with an End-to-End Workflow Platform
You can bid adieu to Lexis+ AI. LexisNexis is today announcing the general availability in the United States of Lexis+ with Protégé, an integrated flagship platform that fully replaces Lexis+ AI — which the company now describes as its “first-generation AI experience” — and brings a significantly expanded set of AI workflow capabilities to legal
The Future of Healthcare Collaboration Is Intelligent
Healthcare is evolving rapidly—but one challenge remains persistent: finding the right clinical partner. Whether it’s a Nurse Practitioner seeking a collaborating physician or a healthcare organization building a compliant care model, matching the right professionals has traditionally been slow, manual, and inefficient.
Today, machine learning healthcare systems are transforming this process. AI-powered platforms are redefining
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Does Using AI Waive Attorney-Client Privilege? Breaking Down the United States v. Heppner Case
The short answer: no. But the case does have some important lessons for how you guide your clients.
When United States v. Heppner made headlines, reactions ranged from concerned to alarmed. Does consulting an AI chatbot destroy privilege? Is legal AI no longer safe to use? Do lawyers need to stop using these tools entirely?
How AI Contract Review Tools are Transforming Legal Workflows
AI contract review is revolutionizing how legal teams operate. It’s like finding needles in haystacks but with a high-powered metal detector! Read on to learn how it works.