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The AI & the Law newsletter explores AI’s transformative impact on the legal profession. With adoption rates for generative AI among legal professionals soaring to 79% in 2024 - a single year - federal regulation of AI remains a work in progress. Guidance from the White House and active state-level initiatives reflect a rapidly evolving regulatory landscape. On the investment front, significant funding rounds signal strong market confidence in AI-driven legal solutions. Watch this newsletter for the latest in AI development as it relates to the Legal profession, and beyond.

Tom Martin, Founder and CEO of LawDroid in Vancouver, CA
Tom Martin
Founder, CEO of LawDroid
Tom Martin is a Generative AI author, professor, philosopher, coder, lawyer, and highly regarded speaker. As the CEO and founder of LawDroid—a trailblazing Generative AI legal technology…
Contact via Email | lawdroid.com/
Martin McGeeJudge, North Carolina Superior Court, 19A Concord, North Carolina
Martin B. McGee
Judge, North Carolina Superior Court, 19A Concord, North Carolina
Martin B. (Marty) McGee has served as the Senior Resident Superior Court Judge in Judicial District 25 (Cabarrus County, North Carolina) since 2015. In 2014, Judge McGee was appointed by…
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Evan J. Shenkman Chief Knowledge & Innovation Officer Fisher Phillips Law Firm New Jersey
Evan J. Shenkman
Chief Knowledge & Innovation Officer, Fisher & Phillips LLP
Evan Shenkman leads the Knowledge Management, Innovation, and Library functions at the 650+ attorney labor and employment law firm Fisher Phillips, where he helps harness the power of A.I.…
Contact via Email | www.fisherphillips.com
Raj Sonani Senior AI Product Manager at LexisNexis
Raj Sonani
Senior AI Product Manager
Raj Sonani combines technical expertise and legal understanding as a senior product manager at LexisNexis’s Intelligize platform, where he leads AI development for legal research solutions…
Contact via Email | www.intelligize.com/
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Shivani Vedhere

 

Shivani Vedhere is a Computer Science graduate from the University of Virginia, Class of 2026, and an incoming Associate Consultant at Appian. She is interested in the intersection of…
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Grace Wu

 

Grace Wu is a National Law Review-Wickard Legal AI Pathways Fellow and an incoming Policy and New Product Intern at National Journal. A student at Northwestern University, she is pursuing a…
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