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As Congress Turns to Reinsurance, Reinsurance Turns to Technology
February 16, 2019
Author Web Editor/ NC Journal of Law & Technology As climate change poses escalated disaster risk, more and more countries are turning to the reinsurance sector for risk transfer protection. At the same time, the reinsurance sector is turning to
Read more“I Knew You Were Trouble”: The Privacy Challenges of Artificial Intelligence and Facial Recognition Technology
February 16, 2019
Author Web Editor/ NC Journal of Law & Technology In 2019, a civilization without artificial intelligence (AI) seems unheard of. Self-driving cars, smart bots on Jeopardy!, and automated drones are becoming integrated into the everyday lives of individuals worldwide. In
Read moreEscalating Deregulation: Acting EPA Administrator Issues Letter Proposing Ease on Mercury Rule
February 16, 2019
Author Web Editor/ NC Journal of Law & Technology On December 28, 2018, the Acting Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) Administrator Andrew R. Wheeler signed a notice, in response to the United States Supreme Court decision in Michigan v. EPA, announcing
Read moreRussia Moves to Ban “Fake News”
February 16, 2019
Author Web Editor/ NC Journal of Law & Technology “Fake news” is deliberate disinformation spread throughout traditional mass media. It is a relatively popular term that garnered major usage among Americans around 2017, when Donald Trump often used it to
Read moreGetting to the Source of the Opioid Epidemic: Who Is Responsible for This Crisis?
February 16, 2019
Author Web Editor/ NC Journal of Law & Technology As opioid deaths continue to rise to over 130 people a day, the state of Massachusetts is beginning to take legal action on the companies and individuals responsible for fueling the
Read more#Blogfirst
February 16, 2019
Author Kevin O’Keefe/Real Lawyers: What a hashtag coming yesterday from law blog pioneer, legal tech veteran and now law professor, Dennis Kennedy. Kennedy used the hashtag in a blog post as his solution to a growing problem legal professionals face when writing for
Read moreIndicting Chinese Hackers: Why Bother?
February 16, 2019
Author Web Editor/ NC Journal of Law & Technology In 2015, China’s President, Xi Jinping, entered into an agreement with U.S. President Barack Obama whereby China agreed to refrain from hacking the United States and American based corporations. The agreement
Read moreFintech, Regtech and the Role of Compliance Report 2019: Gradual Acceptance Emerges
February 15, 2019
Author Legal Executive Institute/Legal Executive Institute: As technology continues to drive rapid change in financial services, there is an emerging sense of pragmatism around the adoption of this new technology. That general mood was reflected in the newly released third-annual
Read moreGlobal Legal Hackathon: Shout out to all legal techies in NYC and San Francisco
February 15, 2019
Author Caroline Hill/Legal IT Insider: The Global Legal Hackathon is less than two weeks ago and the organisers have asked us for a shout out to you lovely techies reading this in New York City and San Francisco to sign
Read moreTraveling Coaches LegalMind 3.0 Enables Continuous Learning in Law Firms
February 15, 2019
Author /Legal Technology News – Legal IT Professionals | Everything legal technology: Traveling Coaches announced the newest version of the LegalMind® continuous learning solution. LegalMind 3.0 introduces a modern and intuitive interface with new capabilities to streamline employee onboarding, manage
Read moreALA and iManage Co-hosting the 2019 Global Legal Hackathon – February 22-24, Chicago
February 15, 2019
Author Legal IT Newswire Form/Legal IT Insider: The Association of Legal Administrators (ALA) and iManage are proud to announce their selection as co-hosts for the Chicago site for the 2019 Global Legal Hackathon, February 22-24. The Global Legal Hackathon is
Read more322 Legal Tech Tools For NonLawyers… That Lawyers Can Also Use
February 15, 2019
Author Carolyn Elefant/Above the Law: Because many everyday problems are legal problems too.
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