By Ashish Sareen

Willkie Farr & Gallagher LLP has adopted LexisNexis' AI-powered legal assistant, the latest legal tech tool the firm has endorsed after it rolled out Harvey for its lawyers.

By Jarek Rutz

A pair of Zoox Inc. stockholders have asked the Delaware Chancery Court to force Amazon.com Inc. to provide additional documents in litigation challenging its $1.3 billion acquisition of the self-driving vehicle startup, arguing that a former Amazon executive's communications could shed light on particulars of the allegedly conflict-tainted deal.

By Caroline Simson

The American Arbitration Association caused a stir last fall when it introduced its AI Arbitrator for documents-only construction cases, and even though lawyers say they're excited about the tool's possibilities — and that of artificial intelligence in arbitration in general — so far, many have been reluctant to be the first to take that plunge.

By Jamie Lennox

OpenAI and Adobe have convinced appellate judges at the Unified Patent Court that the court does not have the jurisdiction to hear a French company's claim that they infringed its patent in several nations that are outside the unitary patent system.

By William Janes

The use of artificial intelligence tools is expected to spark novel battles for disclosure during litigation, with opposing parties likely to clash over the confidentiality of AI systems and whether their use has undermined privilege.

By Max Austin

DLA Piper said Monday that it has deployed artificial intelligence platform Harvey firmwide to help its lawyers use the technology to draft documents and other materials more efficiently after it ran a competitive trial.