Artificial intelligence is no longer a pilot project or a technology to experiment with. For in-house legal departments, it has become a strategic lever set to reshape organisational models, skills and relationships with external law
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A new study by Irnerius examines the growing adoption of artificial intelligence across the legal sector and explores its implications for legal workflows, business models, and employment Artificial intelligence has become part of the daily
Flavia Terenzi (pictured) has been appointed Global Privacy & AI Legal Senior Manager at KIKO MILANO. Having joined the company in July 2023 as Global Legal Manager Privacy, she now takes on an expanded role that
Artificial intelligence-related legal battles have emerged as the predominant litigation concern for corporate counsel over the coming three-year period, eclipsing traditional risk areas including intellectual property conflicts, contractual breaches, and class actions, according to a
Baker McKenzie is preparing to swing the redundancy axe through its business services departments, with AI apparently shouldering much of the blame for what could affect hundreds of employees worldwide. The global giant has