This session is presented by Daniel Martin Katz, Assistant Professor of Law, Michigan State University & Co-Director, Reinvent Law Laboratory at MSU Law.
What’s Driving the Move to Business Analytics? Moore’s Law is happening right in front of our eyes — exponential growth of computing power. Kryder’s Law is showing the exponential decay in the price of data storage. The book, Race Against the Machine, provides more detail on the unrelenting drive to artificial intelligence.
Law...
THE FUTURE OF PRIVATE LAW PRACTICE has been a subject of much speculation the last several years. While some law firm partners behave as if they believe things will go back to business as usual, most of those who are paying attention believe we are headed to a “new normal” in our future. Among the factors cited to support this proposition are business clients more engaged in negotiating legal fees, an overexpansion of law schools that has led to more attorneys entering an already packed job market,...
Claims has long waited its turn at the table for technology investment dollars, but recent trends suggest the fortunes of claims departments are improving. Organizations that take a strategic view of claims technology—and can articulate the benefits to those who hold the purse strings—are best positioned to get their fair share of the budget pie.
As the "money out" side of the business, claims has long struggled to gain the budget attention of the "money in" side.
"Claims has always been...
Since 2000, the World intellectual Property Organization (WIPO) has provided arbitration services for alleged cybersquatting disputes. Cybersquatting is the abusive registering and trafficking in internet domain names to drive up profits using the goodwill created by another company or entity. WIPO reportedly began empowering arbitrators from its Arbitration and Mediation Center to award domain names to others in situations where an entity acquired or registered the website abusively.
The...
Last year just over 2 million American couples tied the knot. In the same time 800,000 married couples filed for divorce, underscoring the oft-quoted statistic that nearly half of all marriages will end in a split. If you look at all that activity as an industry (weddings are, after all), it’s a big one—estimated at $30 billion in attorney fees alone.
So it’s not entirely surprising that the enterprising startup set are looking to get in on the action.
One new entry to the landscape is less...