Evan Ochsner

1 week ago | news.bloombergtax.com | Evan Ochsner

Legal technology powered by generative AI is gaining acceptance as users drawn by its potential have become more comfortable with its problems. Tech vendors developing tools with gen AI say they’ve bolstered their abilities to weed out inaccurate answers. Buyers have begun to fret less over scary AI headlines they might see and focus more on the competitive benefits they believe they can harness.

1 week ago | news.bloomberglaw.com | Evan Ochsner

Legal technology powered by generative AI is gaining acceptance as users drawn by its potential have become more comfortable with its problems. Tech vendors developing tools with gen AI say they’ve bolstered their abilities to weed out inaccurate answers. Buyers have begun to fret less over scary AI headlines they might see and focus more on the competitive benefits they believe they can harness.

2 weeks ago | news.bloombergtax.com | Evan Ochsner |Catalina Camia |David Jolly

For in-house legal ops pros trying to decide what tech to buy, there’s a checklist to review before spending company money. It’s a core job function for the professionals, many of whom essentially serve as their legal department’s chief operating officers. And trying to decide on a contract lifecycle management or e-discovery tool comes with higher stakes than buying a stapler or printer.

2 weeks ago | news.bloomberglaw.com | Evan Ochsner

For in-house legal ops pros trying to decide what tech to buy, there’s a checklist to review before spending company money. It’s a core job function for the professionals, many of whom essentially serve as their legal department’s chief operating officers. And trying to decide on a contract lifecycle management or e-discovery tool comes with higher stakes than buying a stapler or printer.

4 weeks ago | news.bloomberglaw.com | Evan Ochsner

Majority of GCs and CLOs say they’re unprepared for AI risksIn-house gen AI adoption jumps to 44%, up from 28%Generative artificial intelligence adoption in corporate legal departments increased significantly in 2024, a new survey found. Forty-four percent of legal department leaders surveyed for FTI Consulting’s 2025 General Counsel Report released Wednesday said their departments are using gen AI, up from 28% in the 2024 report.