By Anna Scott Farrell

Legal operations professionals hope new certification programs will bring standardization and visibility to a field that has grown more vital as legal departments embrace artificial intelligence.

By Tom Lotshaw

A Super Micro Computer shareholder hit company directors and officers with a derivative suit accusing them of enabling an alleged scheme that sent artificial intelligence tech to Chinese companies in violation of export controls, misleading investors and harming the company.

By Matt Perez

Security consultancy Control Risks Group announced on Thursday that it has made an agreement with Beringer Capital to spin off its discovery, data insights and forensics businesses into a new standalone company.

By Matthew Santoni

A now-fired New Jersey deputy attorney general has been arrested and charged with using artificial intelligence to create child pornography, which he then allegedly distributed on Discord under the username "The Gentleman Pervert," Bucks County, Pennsylvania, prosecutors have announced.

By Marialuisa Taddia

Hogan Lovells Cadwalader said Friday that it has established a board to oversee the firm's use of artificial intelligence and evaluate proposals from its practice groups and sectors.

By Jake Maher

Microsoft made a significant move into the legal tech market this week, and other companies and firms announced partnerships, funding rounds and hires. Law360 Pulse captures it all in this week's Legal Tech Roundup.