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In Their Words | Using Analytics and AI in Legal Practice

In Their Words | Using Analytics and AI in Legal Practice

Data analytics will be the great disrupter and differentiator for lawyers. That is particularly true in my practice, which is mostly concentrated in complex employment litigation, primarily class and collective actions. Data about the class, the claims, the jurisdiction and the individuals who are bringing these lawsuits can be the difference between a winning case and a losing one.

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Milich Retiring After 34 Years

Milich Retiring After 34 Years

This spring, after 34 years, Paul Milich, professor of law and director of Lawyering Advocacy, will teach his last Evidence class. He's been a member of Georgia State Law's faculty since a year after the school opened its doors. Many former students say he played an integral role in helping them become successful litigators.

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From the Dean

From the Dean

Legal education and the practice of law are undergoing significant changes. Advances in artificial intelligence, machine learning, programming, high-performance computing and other forms of technology are transforming the way attorneys conduct research, evaluate cases and interact with clients. To date, few law schools have made any effort to adapt their curriculum to prepare for this new reality.

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Navigating the Law of Social Entrepreneurship

Navigating the Law of Social Entrepreneurship

Historically, businesses have had to declare themselves either nonprofit or for-profit. But some businesses are blurring the lines of these long-established categories by having two main objectives: doing public good and making money.

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In Their Words | Using Analytics and AI in Legal Practice

In Their Words | Using Analytics and AI in Legal Practice

In my practice, the most predominant use of legal analytics is in workflow automation, document analysis and document preparation — whether it is something as simple as generating contracts through an automated workflow completed by the client or something more complicated like using software to review a markup and prepare a responsive draft based upon pre-defined parameters.

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Professors Participating in National Effort to Create Tools for Professional Identity Formation

Professors Participating in National Effort to Create Tools for Professional Identity Formation

Georgia State Law faculty members continue their leadership in the area of professional identity formation through their participation in a national effort through the Holloran Center for Ethical Leadership in the Professions to inventory and create tools to support initiatives in this area.

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Sifting Through Digital Landfills

Sifting Through Digital Landfills

Lawyers increasingly found themselves sifting through these digital landfills. Some wanted ways to responsibly reduce volume (and risk), others searched for “smoking guns” that might create risk for the organization, and still others sought evidence tied to litigation agendas.

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Professors Bliss, Caley and Kerew Present at Global Alliance for Justice Education Conference

Professors Bliss, Caley and Kerew Present at Global Alliance for Justice Education Conference

More than 300 people, including Georgia State Law professors Lisa Radtke Bliss, Kendell Kerew and Sylvia Caley (MBA '86, J.D. '89), attended Breaking Down Walls: The Transformative Power of Justice Education, the 9th annual Global Alliance for Justice Education (GAJE) worldwide conference in Puebla, Mexico.