Product and Practice Area Updates Brief Analysis Enhancements Including Cite Verification and Recommended Arguments New Artificial Intelligence Legislation Tracker New State Law Survey – Stay Current on Enacted AI Laws Generative AI Certification ...

We have a new federal court template: a generative AI use and compliance certification. Judges have already begun to issue standing orders regarding the use of generative AI tools and require carefully enumerated statements from attorneys with court filings ...

Our new AI Legislation State Law Survey covers enacted state and notable local legislation spanning numerous AI-related topics/industries including consumer privacy, consumer protection, criminal, government, labor and employment, insurance, healthcare ...

The ink is still wet on some of the state, federal, and notable municipal legislation on the use of AI pending or proposed after January 1, 2023. This tracker includes AI bills that span across industries, including insurance, healthcare, financial services ...

Several enhancements have recently been added to Brief Analysis on Lexis+®. Cite Verification: Legal professionals can feel more confident that the citations in their documents (or opposing counsel’s documents) are reliable and accurate ...

One approach to be more efficient when setting up searches on Newsdesk is to copy an already existing search, and then edit it to reflect the current topic you are working on. You’ll find the Duplicate Search option when you open a search and ...

Good news! Arbitration materials available on Lexis® and Lexis+® are easily accessible in the Explore > Content pod: Click on Arbitration Materials, and you’ll be taken to our robust collection of sources: If you have suggestions ...