210 ABA Journal ABA Techshow articles.
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Dec 21, 2020 9:08 AM CST While attendees of ABA Techshow 2021 won’t get to walk through a bustling exhibit hall or dine together at one of Chicago’s many pizzerias or steakhouses, organizers of what will now be an all-virtual gathering because of the coronavirus say they still hope to foster a strong sense of community. Dec 1, 2020 1:20 AM CST Jun 1, 2020 1:00 AM CDT Feb 29, 2020 1:50 PM CST Humans can make mistakes, but so can machines. If we use artificial intelligence for legal work, what sort of quality is needed? A Friday ABA Techshow panel at the…
Feb 28, 2020 7:30 PM CST Feb 28, 2020 6:50 PM CST On Friday at the ABA Techshow 2020, Mary Shen O’Carroll of Google said the legal industry finally seems to be moving closer to where she’s always been. “This is an industry that’s been stuck in time for a long time,” she said. Feb 28, 2020 5:06 PM CST Feb 28, 2020 4:11 PM CSTPlanners hope all-virtual Techshow 2021 will attract a wider audience
ABA Techshow 2020 adopted a holistic approach to law
‘60 in 60’ Techshow closing session covers travel and work tips, privacy and lots of keyboards
Devices to protect users’ privacy from the prying eyes of facial recognition software and ears of smart home assistants like Alexa. Productivity tips and tricks for work, home or travel. And several different types of keyboards, including one that tastes great with syrup, whipped cream and berries.
How accurate is AI in legal research?
Lawyers should weigh risks and ethics in cloud computing
The legal industry has been slow to embrace cloud computing, partly because of ethical concerns, but lawyers can take steps to protect client confidentiality.
Google’s Mary Shen O’Carroll says the legal industry is finally getting faster and more efficient
The judicial system needs to learn how to combat the threat of ‘deepfake’ evidence
"Deepfakes" of politicians and celebrities have become commonplace, and the justice system needs to adapt in the face of fake content that often targets women.
Ethical dilemmas emerge when attorneys keep mental health struggles private
Sidley Austin should have seen the signals that something was not right with 42-year-old partner Gabe MacConaill, who died by suicide in 2018, Sharon Nelson argued during a Friday panel at ABA Techshow called “The Intersection of Ethics and Well-Being.”
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Interviewing job candidates over the phone, rather than in person, can help employers avoid prejudices in employment decisions. It’s also useful to rank applicants based on job requirements, rather than…
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Job titles mentioned during the discussion included chief privacy officer, client success manager and legal procurement officer.
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With online dispute resolution and “intelligent” dispute resolution, people can reach an agreement without stressful and expensive court proceedings, said Shannon Salter and Jonathan Verk at a Thursday morning panel at the ABA Techshow 2020 in Chicago.
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