A year after its launch, the Legal Data Intelligence (LDI) initiative is expanding its model with new workflows, updated resources, and a growing network of professionals dedicated to transforming legal work through structured data practices.
Nokia’s far-reaching patent fight with Amazon over streaming and cloud technologies is more than a corporate showdown—it’s a glimpse into the future of cross-border discovery and IP enforcement. For eDiscovery professionals, the case underscores the rising complexity of managing digital evidence and structured data in global tech disputes.
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Charlie Javice and Olivier Amar were convicted of fraud and conspiracy in a landmark $175 million case with JPMorgan Chase. Accused of inflating their startup Frank’s valuation by falsifying user data, the verdict highlights crucial due diligence standards in fintech acquisitions.
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The Legal Data Intelligence (LDI) initiative transforms legal practice by building upon proven frameworks like EDRM and CLOC. Through collaboration, innovation, and cutting-edge technology, LDI empowers legal teams to address modern data challenges and thrive in the digital age.
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Explore the future of mergers and acquisitions in 2025, driven by AI innovation, dynamic regulatory adjustments, and strategic growth across global markets. Discover the trends shaping M&A activities, from AI-focused investments to cross-border collaboration in tech, healthcare, and finance.
Google is battling two antitrust cases brought by the U.S. Department of Justice, targeting its dominance in search and digital advertising. The outcomes could reshape the tech industry and set a new precedent for regulating major technology firms.
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The DOJ proposes a landmark antitrust action to challenge Google’s dominance by advocating for the sale of its Chrome browser. This unprecedented move could reshape the tech industry by fostering competition and disrupting digital advertising.
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The FCA fines Starling Bank £29 million for anti-money laundering failures, highlighting the need for improved compliance in the fast-growing financial sector. Meanwhile, the FCA secures a legal win against BlueCrest, reinforcing its authority in ensuring investor protection amidst financial complexities.
The FTC has sued major PBMs, accusing them of inflating insulin prices. This lawsuit highlights the detrimental impact on diabetic patients and potential reforms in the pharmaceutical industry.
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Amazon shifts back to full-time office work starting January 2025, ending remote flexibility for corporate employees. CEO Andy Jassy emphasizes benefits of in-person collaboration to restore company culture. This move parallels trends in other major corporations.
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The role of the CTO in legal technology is evolving beyond infrastructure management. Legal technology providers must now view their CTOs as strategic leaders driving innovation, client satisfaction, and sustainable business growth.
Breaking the Status Quo: Why Legal Technology Providers Must Rethink the CTO Role Read More »
President Biden is reportedly set to block Nippon Steel’s $14.9 billion acquisition of U.S. Steel due to national security concerns, impacting the American steel industry and international relations.
