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First launched in the United Kingdom in 2021, Lexis Create, a drafting solution built into Microsoft Word, will be available for U.S. customers in Q3 for the first time, with generative AI enhancements planned to follow shortly after.

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Alongside data privacy changes in Canada and the EU, the U.S. is seeing more state data privacy laws than ever before, stretching the patchwork from one coast to another, and beyond.

A US federal judge dismissed much of the Securities and Exchange Commission’s lawsuit against SolarWinds Corp. that alleged the software provider misled investors about its cybersecurity practices and the significance of a major data breach that spilled into the US government.