Subjects: Law >> Legal professional ethics submitted time 2024-05-18
Abstract： First Global Report on the State of Artificial Intelligence in Legal Practice book review The first global report on the application of artificial intelligence in legal practice is based on a survey of more than 200 law firms around the world. It aims to study the current application status of artificial intelligence technology in the legal industry and the opinions of lawyers and law firms on the use of artificial intelligence technology. Attitudes, challenges and opportunities faced by the application of artificial intelligence technology. The survey results show that artificial intelligence technology is widely used in the legal services market. Law firms are beginning to realize the potential of artificial intelligence to improve work efficiency and reduce costs. However, there are differences among the different law firms surveyed. The reporting team conducted a detailed investigation on this matter.
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Subjects: Psychology >> Management Psychology submitted time 2024-03-28
Abstract： Amidst intense competition, the precise recognition of innovative solutions aligned with the enterprise’s needs emerges as paramount for a company’s survival and growth. Decision-makers’ creativity recognition holds a central position in the literature on organizational creativity and innovation. However, existing studies often overlook the substantial impact of competition, leaving decision-makers’ cognitive biases and the underlying mechanisms unexplored. Consequently, research findings lack the explanatory power necessary for real-world phenomena. Within the corporate innovation process, decision-makers frequently engage in prolonged competition with closely matched opponents, transforming routine competition into enduring rivalry. Acknowledging this context, the current project adopts a relational competition perspective to investigate how the rivalry between decision-makers influences the accuracy of creativity recognition for both parties. Employing a mixed-method approach, encompassing laboratory experiments, field studies, and archival analysis across four studies, the project explores the nuanced effects of rivalry on decision-makers’ creativity recognition. Furthermore, the project seeks to unveil the mediating roles of cognitive processing depth and breadth paths while examining the boundary conditions. Leveraging the rivalry perspective, this project sheds new light on decision-makers’ cognitive biases in creativity recognition and the underlying mechanisms contributing to these biases. In terms of practical implications, this project can also assist decision-makers in comprehending and mitigating biases effectively.
Subjects: Law >> Legal professional ethics submitted time 2024-01-23
Abstract： The wave of emerging technological development is sweeping across all aspects of society. The rapid development of emerging technologies such as artificial intelligence, blockchain, and big data has had a huge impact on various fields in traditional industries, and the legal services industry and the judicial system are certainly no exception. The application of emerging technologies is profoundly changing the way legal practitioners work, the way legal services are delivered, and the operating model of the judicial system. This article will discuss the opportunities and challenges faced by the legal profession in the era of emerging technological changes and how to respond to challenges and cater to opportunities.
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Subjects: Law >> Legal professional ethics submitted time 2024-01-23
Abstract： The author of Chapter 10 of Data-Driven Law is Bill Henderson. Bill is a legal rebel, a legal market commentator, and also has experience running a legal data analysis company, Lawyer Metrics. Therefore, he has a macro perspective of observing the legal market and has deep insights into the market changes of data changing law. As the title of this chapter suggests, can entrepreneurship solve the innovator's dilemma? Taking law firms as an example, this chapter is divided into two parts. The first part raises the question: What kind of innovator's dilemma do large law firms face? The second part is the success stories of three law firm partners.
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Subjects: Law >> Legal professional ethics submitted time 2024-01-23
Abstract： Under the traditional law firm model, the proportion of technical personnel in the legal services industry is almost zero. The personnel structure of most law firms is mainly composed of lawyers and paralegal assistants. Some large law firms are equipped with administrative, personnel, legal secretarial, marketing and other auxiliary personnel. A very few law firms are equipped with IT technical personnel. However, with the advent of the digital age, many law firms, especially most foreign law firms, have increased their investment in technology. On the one hand, major law firms have introduced technical partners and established specialized technical departments; on the other hand, legal Technology companies are also taking active actions to provide various digital transformation technology services for law firms. Digital technologies are developed as management tools within law firms. Therefore, how to maintain competitive advantage by promoting organizational change has always been an important issue for the internal management of law firms.
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Subjects: Law >> Legal professional ethics submitted time 2024-01-23
Abstract： With the rapid development of science and technology, the metaverse has become a hot issue of concern to people at the time. In this context, the problems faced by law firms’ knowledge management have developed in a new way. From software purchase, staffing to knowledge training, combined with Metaverse data collection, transmission and expression forms, law firm knowledge management has been innovated in all aspects, bringing knowledge transfer to a new level. In the application process of legal technology products, we should still pay attention to basic legal professional ethics such as lawyers' professional responsibilities, confidentiality rules, and client-lawyer relationships.
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Subjects: Law >> Legal professional ethics submitted time 2024-01-23
Abstract： People have been in the self-media era for a long time, and self-media platforms have been updated for many generations. The short video platform is the self-media platform with the largest number of active users on the Internet today. Through the platform's unique algorithm mechanism, lawyers' business promotion will benefit from the algorithm being pushed to potential clients after entering the short video platform, bringing more benefits to the lawyers. . By describing the connotation types of business promotion, algorithm push principles, and the current situation of business promotion on short video platforms, the article analyzes the ethical issues existing in lawyer business promotion behaviors on short video platforms that use algorithmic mechanisms. After clarification, the article discusses solutions to ethical issues. .
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Subjects: Law >> Legal professional ethics submitted time 2024-01-23
Abstract： In the past 20 years, the number of Chinese lawyers has increased by more than 500,000, and they have deeply interacted with legal technology in practice. However, the professional ethics of Chinese lawyers lags behind the practical development of legal science and technology, and it is difficult to play the role of professional ethics standards, guidance and protection for lawyers. The regulatory gap in professional ethics' response to technology also makes it difficult for lawyers to "intelligently" advance with judges, prosecutors and other legal professional communities, and to engage in dialogue with foreign lawyers' technical competence rules. This article first clarifies the three forms of interaction between lawyers and legal technology, the scope of technology related to lawyers providing legal services, and the existing tradition of professional competence in the legal profession. Secondly, based on the legal normative attributes of lawyers' professional ethics, the article adopts the method of legal rules The logical structure of "assumed conditions plus legal consequences" constructs technical competence rules under three modes of interaction between lawyers and legal technology; finally, the theoretical positioning, theoretical significance and implementation guarantee of technical competence rules in lawyers' professional ethics are explained.
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Subjects: Law >> Legal professional ethics submitted time 2024-01-23
Abstract： The rapid development of technology has brought new changes to the boundaries of lawyers' professional obligations. The American Rules of Professional Conduct for Lawyers have expanded lawyers' professional obligations by introducing the concepts of lawyers' technical abilities and technical competence, but they have also been criticized and questioned because of the radical expansion process. Compared with the professional ethics of lawyers in the United States, China's lawyers' professional conduct rules still maintain the existing requirements for lawyers' competence obligations, but maintaining the text of the rules should not be equivalent to maintaining the boundaries of competence obligations; in the technological era, the requirements for lawyers' competence obligations It is appropriate to expand the boundaries accordingly. The current professional codes of conduct for lawyers should be adjusted accordingly according to the different types of technologies involved in lawyer practice. First, the connotation of the current norms of lawyers' professional obligations should be expanded to include "skill" technologies; secondly, the requirements for lawyers to master "technical" technologies should be specified to initially expand the boundaries of professional obligations. At the same time, in order to achieve a reasonable expansion of the connotation of lawyers' technical competence, supporting regulatory measures for other legal service market participants who use technology should also be simultaneously established. Through comprehensive measures, we will reconstruct the boundaries of lawyers' professional obligations and ensure that lawyers have the technical capabilities and technical competence commensurate with the technological era.
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Subjects: Law >> Legal professional ethics submitted time 2024-01-23
Abstract： With the continuous advancement of technology, artificial intelligence has increasingly entered more professional fields, and has been widely used especially in the legal profession. This is due to the use of artificial intelligence in the drafting of legal documents, the retrieval of laws, regulations and cases, and contract review. It has unique advantages, as well as legal practice requires multi-disciplinary knowledge, specific cases require efficiency and fair costs, and the high cost of legal labor. However, artificial intelligence itself has human rights issues, ethical issues, lack of legal supervision, and algorithm problems. There are stubborn diseases such as discrimination. Regarding the legal profession, there are also problems such as the inability to solve technical problems, the inability to understand the norms, the inability to make value judgments, and the lack of creative thinking. Therefore, when using artificial intelligence, we must persist in viewing it dialectically, criticizing and questioning, and insisting on being "people-centered". Artificial intelligence is only an auxiliary tool. In the inevitable future, artificial intelligence will be increasingly used in legal practice, which puts forward new requirements for legal education in the new era. Artificial intelligence-related knowledge should be integrated into university legal education. Cultivate "artificial intelligence + law" compound talents, focus on the education of legal professional ethics, and ultimately achieve the harmonious symbiosis of law and technology.
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Subjects: Law >> Legal professional ethics submitted time 2024-01-23
Abstract： The development of artificial intelligence technology has brought opportunities and challenges to the legal profession, but existing research lacks examination of these opportunities and challenges from specific business fields. The emergence of new technologies has squeezed out the business space of compliance lawyers, but it will never replace compliance lawyers. Compliance lawyers should properly face changes in business preparation, participation areas and work priorities, enhance their technical competence, and achieve a positive interaction between artificial intelligence development and compliance business iterations.
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Subjects: Law >> Legal professional ethics submitted time 2024-01-23
Abstract： Big data legal supervision is a hot topic at the moment and the key to a new round of prosecutorial system reform. Big data legal supervision has put forward new requirements for procuratorial organs, and they need to have a grasp of its basic theories. As a new thing, big data legal supervision is still booming and will inevitably encounter problems in various aspects. The most prominent and controversial aspects are data, algorithms and systems. For big data legal supervision to play its intended role, improvements need to be made jointly from multiple perspectives. In view of the current problems and based on the actual situation in our country, this article proposes some improvement measures to provide some reference for the introduction of relevant regulations.
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Subjects: Law >> Legal professional ethics submitted time 2024-01-23
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Subjects: Law >> Legal professional ethics submitted time 2024-01-23
Abstract： "Deconstructing Contracts: Contract Analytics and Contract Standards" is the third chapter of "Date-Driven Law". Contract standards and contract analysis play an important role in legal work in the new era. The author Martin, as the CEO of KMStandards Legal Technology Company, gives a brief introduction to the framework of contract standards and the principles of contract analysis in this chapter.
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Subjects: Law >> Legal professional ethics submitted time 2024-01-23
Abstract： The high activity of data factors has given legal data a good development ground. The complexity and competitiveness of legal services have increased. The scope of legal services has changed from closed to open. In addition to traditional law firms, more new legal services are provided. With the emergence of legal practitioners, the activity of the legal services market has been greatly improved. Legal data mining is favored by some legal service providers due to its strong advantages in the collection, storage, analysis, and prediction of legal data and information, but the accompanying challenges and data risks also need to be solved urgently.
Based on the author's professional legal professional ethics, this book report conducts in-depth analysis around "Mining Legal Data: Collecting and Analyzing Gold in the 21st Century" in Chapter 2 of the book, which is more in line with his own research interests and professional direction. , hoping to have a more refined understanding of the research purpose of this chapter.
The book "Data-Driven Law" covers new trends in legal data such as law firm data analysis, legal data mining, contract structure deconstruction, employment big data transformation, symbolic discourse, legal service quality quantification, big data revealing deviations and other new trends in legal data, which is very inspiring. sex. Chapter 2 provides research interests in three aspects: the trends and response mechanisms of legal services in the data era, the challenges and risk avoidance of legal professional ethics in the context of data application, and ABS, ALSP and law companies in the development of legal data. The analysis and research on the above three topics have actually brought a lot of inspiration and thinking, which will help to deepen the understanding of the establishment, operation, supervision, evaluation and other processes of various legal service providers in today's data era, and deepen the understanding of the new era. Thoughts on the system construction of the legal professional community and the exploration of the practice environment of new legal service providers.
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Subjects: Law >> Legal AI submitted time 2024-01-23
Abstract： In Chapter 6, the author mainly introduces the application of Technology-assisted review (TAR) in file search. The most important TAR technology is Supervised Machine Learning for TAR, which is essentially a machine learning method, that is, through Use examples to train the program so that the program can divide documents, thereby reducing the operator's workload and improving work efficiency and accuracy. Next, the author will describe the content of this chapter and his experience in terms of the concept, advantages and disadvantages of TAR technology.
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Subjects: Law >> Theoretical jurisprudence submitted time 2024-01-23
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Subjects: Law >> Theoretical jurisprudence submitted time 2024-01-23
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Subjects: Law >> Legal professional ethics submitted time 2024-01-23
Abstract： While traditional law firms are still struggling with whether to expand their scale, how to manage personnel, and establish various strategies, Alternative Legal Service Providers (hereinafter referred to as ALSPs) have begun to slowly take away the most lucrative positions of their overseas counterparts. That piece of meat. ALSP is a fragmented market category that is still developing. They can be roughly divided into five types: accounting firms, such as the Big Four; monopolistic legal service outsourcing companies (LPO), such as Clifford Chance; independent LPOs, electronic evidence initiation, document review service providers, etc., such as DTI, Consilio ; Suppliers (MLS) that provide some or all of the company's legal services, such as Elevate; temporary services such as contract lawyers, insourcing services, and human resources, such as Axiom.
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Subjects: Law >> Legal professional ethics submitted time 2024-01-23
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