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1 week ago |
news.bloomberglaw.com | Evan Ochsner
Generative AI use is increasing the quantity of work done by some in-house legal professionals but also freeing up their time to work on higher-level tasks, according to a new Bloomberg Law survey. About 41% of respondents to Bloomberg Law’s State of Practice survey said use of gen AI has increased the amount of time they spend on higher-level tasks. Nearly four in 10 said artificial intelligence has increased the quantity of work done in-house.
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2 weeks ago |
news.bloombergtax.com | Evan Ochsner |Jeff Harrington |David Jolly
Ironclad Inc. has hired former Docusign CEO Dan Springer as its new leader, with co-founder and outgoing CEO Jason Boehmig becoming executive chairman. Both Springer and Boehmig start in their new roles at Ironclad, a major provider of contract lifecycle management software, on Monday. Springer departed as Docusign CEO in 2022, and resigned from the Docusign board on Apr. 17. Springer said talked to about 40 companies in weighing his next step after Docusign.
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3 weeks ago |
news.bloomberglaw.com | Evan Ochsner
LegalZoom chief legal officer Nicole Miller received a $14.8 million payday in 2024, the company disclosed. The compensation package consists primarily of $14.1 million in stock, on top of Miller’s $443,000 salary and $278,000 in incentive pay, the online legal technology and services company said Tuesday in a proxy filing. Miller’s 2024 compensation represented a big bump in pay in her first year as chief legal officer, a role she rose to in March last year.
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3 weeks ago |
news.bloombergtax.com | Evan Ochsner
LegalZoom chief legal officer Nicole Miller received a $14.8 million payday in 2024, the company disclosed. The compensation package consists primarily of $14.1 million in stock, on top of Miller’s $443,000 salary and $278,000 in incentive pay, the online legal technology and services company said Tuesday in a proxy filing. Miller’s 2024 compensation represented a big bump in pay in her first year as chief legal officer, a role she rose to in March last year.
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4 weeks 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.
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