Congrats to Epiq for the announcement that Epiq and DeepJudge partner to scale AI across law firm institutional knowledge! Here’s part of the press release!
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The Business Development Problem Waiting on the Other Side of AI Success
If you’d like to receive more content like this, join 5,000+ other lawyers and legal marketers who subscribe to my Legal Growth email newsletter here. For many law firms, successful AI adoption may create a new challenge. Lawyers get faster and more efficient, but the firm still needs a plan for how that new
NERC Launches Project 2026‑02 to Address Reliability Risks from Computational Loads
The North American Electric Reliability Corporation (NERC) has determined that large computational loads connecting to the Bulk‑Power System (BPS) at an unprecedented speed and scale are reshaping demand profiles and exposing reliability gaps in both planning and operations.
New EDPB Guidelines on the Use of Personal Data in Scientific Research
On April 15, 2026, the European Data Protection Board (EDPB) published draft Guidelines 1/2026 on the processing of personal data for scientific research purposes (Guidelines). The Guidelines are open for public consultation until 25 June 2026. They aim to clarify how the GDPR applies to academic, public‑sector, and commercial research, including research that relies on AI, large data sets, and the reuse of personal data. The Guidelines do not cover the application of other EU or Member State law regulating scientific research or the processing of genetic, biometric, or health data specifically.
Connecticut’s 2026 Session: What Employers Need to Know Before the May 6 Adjournment
With the General Assembly set to adjourn on May 6, 2026, several high‑impact workplace proposals remain in play that could reshape compliance programs and day‑to‑day operations for Connecticut employers.
Many of these measures recycle past efforts, expand private litigation risk, and layer on new reporting and pay mandates. These challenges hit small and mid‑sized employers
“Sweet Home, Data Privacy” – Alabama’s New Privacy Law is Coming Online in 2027
We have another one! We wrote last week about Oklahoma’s new consumer protection law. Now, Alabama has passed its own comprehensive privacy law. The Alabama Personal Data Protection Act, House Bill 351, (the Law) will go into effect on May 1, 2027.
Here is a general summary of what to expect:
“Sweet Home, Data Privacy” – Alabama’s New Privacy Law is Coming Online in 2027
We have another one! We wrote last week about Oklahoma’s new consumer protection law. Now, Alabama has passed its own comprehensive privacy law. The Alabama Personal Data Protection Act, House Bill 351, (the Law) will go into effect on May 1, 2027.
Here is a general summary of what to expect:
FTC Blog Updates (April 13 – 17, 2026)
The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) was especially active in the consumer protection space this past week, including announcing three separate enforcement actions based on earnings claims and three more for Made in USA claims. On the competition side, the FTC took action against noncompete agreements. These stories and more after the jump.
Clio Work, Clio’s AI Workspace, Is Now Available To Solo and Smaller Law Firms As A Standalone Product
Clio has made Clio Work — the AI workspace for legal research, analysis and strategy it launched last October — available as a standalone product for solo, small and mid-sized law firms, removing the requirement that customers also subscribe to its flagship practice management platform, Clio Manage. The Vancouver-based company, which describes itself as the
AI in Law: Real Use Cases Beyond Chatbots
Across the legal industry, AI is moving past surface-level experimentation and into the systems that power real work on projects related to investigations, litigation, contract analysis, and breach response.