Shared Links (weekly) March 3, 2024
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Linked – AI Lawyer “Ross” Has Been Hired By Its First Official Law Firm
There are a lot of use cases for this type of automated research tool: “You ask your questions in plain English, as you would a colleague, and ROSS then reads through the entire body of law and returns a cited answer and topical readings from legislation, case law and secondary sources to get you up-to-speed…
Linked – Google Wants To AMP Up Your Email
This is a legitimate concern about Google’s plan but I’m sure eDiscovery was the last of Google’s concerns about this: “What will happen when program code is contained in email? How will lawyers establish that an email is the same as it was when written years ago when it ran an app or script that…
Linked – 49% of workers fear being open about mental health status at work
There has been a lot of progress, but I fear management has made that progress and ticked the item on the checklist as “done” without really making sure they’ve hit the mark. Yes, they rolled out a mental health benefit or two, but have they done the work to train managers? Have they understood how employees feel about that relationship and whether they trust their immediate manager? That is where an employee needs to feel safe talking about mental health. If that safety doesn’t exist, all the extra benefits in the world will not help.
If You Aren’t Thinking About Your Employees Mental Health, Who Is?
It’s been in the news quite a bit lately, the shocking statistics that show us how common mental health issues are, and how workplace stress is part of that. That’s why I wanted to read this article and think about how organizations should be considering making mental health a part of the company culture. The…
Linked – Surrey Police missed key evidence in bribery case by using wrong search terms, CPS report finds
This really makes you wonder. “Clive Steer, 39, from Guildford, spent 18 months on bail facing a bribery charge despite telling detectives when he was first interviewed that evidence proving his innocence could be found on his laptop. The charge was eventually dropped in January 2018 after the laptop was released to Mr Steer and…
Linked – Four Steps to Avoid Discovery Overload
Honestly, I think one of the most common problems I’ve seen over the years is doing these steps, but in the wrong order. “Identify the facts and recognize missing pieces Confirm what you know Interview key players Compile data for analysis” Too many people are compiling ALL the data, then figuring out the case later….
