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What Is Legal Research? How Do You Get Started?
Legal research can help you find and identify precedents and laws that can help you bolster your legal arguments. Let’s dive into the legal research process
How AI is Reshaping Law Firm Talent Acquisition
Learn how law firms using AI technology attract elite legal talent through modernized workflows, better work-life balance, and innovative client solutions.
What Is Legal Dictation?
Legal dictation involves speaking to record or transcribe legal notes, contracts, meeting summaries, and more. Here’s how technology is transforming the task.
A Security Guide for Speech Tech in Law Firms
Learn how law firms can protect their sensitive info while using AI voice technology. Discover top security features and best practices for legal teams.
Transcript to Trial: Leveraging Deposition Technology
Discover how firms are saving 12 hours per week and per attorney by switching to deposition technology with this whitepaper from Rev. Click to download.
Client Communication Mastery: Explaining AI To Traditional Attorneys
Learn how to strategically communicate the value of legal AI tools to traditional attorneys and clients with this expert led webinar from Rev
Legal Bottlenecks & The Future of Justice
Evidence backlogs are threatening case outcomes, but luckily, AI can help bridge the gap Our whitepaper explores how AI can revolutionize the legal practice
The Attack on Salman Rushdie, and on Free Speech Transcript
The attempted murder of the renowned author is the latest sad chapter in the life of a quiet but dedicated hero of free expression. Read the transcript here.
Trump to testify in New York AG case Transcript
Wednesday’s testimony is part of New York State Attorney General Letitia James’ investigation into his real estate business. Read the transcript here.
Ahmaud Arbery Killers Sentenced: Transcript
The family of Ahmaud Arbery believes justice has been served as the three men found guilty of federal hate crimes went for sentencing. Read the transcript here.
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