Isha Marathe is a writer and law & technology reporter for American Lawyer Media. Her work covers a range of topics including data privacy laws, legal tech, artificial intelligence, and trends in legal education. She has contributed to publications such as Bon Appétit, DigBoston, and BINJ Reports.
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Isha Marathe's coverage primarily focuses on legal and compliance, particularly in the context of technology. Her articles often cover new laws, industry trends, and technological advancements affecting the legal sector. If you have expertise in legal technology, law firm management, artificial intelligence in the legal field or data privacy regulations especially within the United States, your insights may align well with her coverage.
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By: Isha Marathe
The portal will provide lawyers and legal professionals access to pro bono opportunities dedicated to safeguarding the electoral process in the 2024 U.S. General Election.
By: Isha Marathe
From finding ways to hire a diverse pool of candidates after the Harvard decision, to making tech adoption a consideration in choosing their outside counsel, in-house legal departments are fielding a complex landscape in 2024.
By: Isha Marathe
Legal departments are delegating low-quality legal work to AI tools and contending with heightened cybersecurity risks and an ever-changing regulatory landscape.
By: Stephanie Wilkins, Rhys Dipshan, Isha Marathe, Cassandre Coyer
A guide to the key terms you need to know and understand when discussing AI. September 30, 2024 at 12:19 PM 14 minute read
By: Isha Marathe
From making AI prompts discoverable to preparing for brand-new regulations, Relativity Fest 2024 sought to tackle key tech mandates for the legal community.
By: Isha Marathe
Legalpioneer's shift to GitHub underscores legal tech's growing appetite for open-source legal data as many look to train more AI solutions for the industry.
By: Isha Marathe
An update on the legal tech market's past week, from product launches to new partnerships.
By: Isha Marathe
The AI Redlining tool is able to work within Microsoft Word, and learn a user's preferences based on redlining rejections.
By: Isha Marathe
A panel of federal and state judges at Relativity Fest 2024 discussed how social media has resulted in a spike in harassment and threats against judges and their families. They called upon lawyers and the bar association to help.
By: Isha Marathe
Earlier this year, reports that Harvey was seeking to acquire vLex circulated in the industry. Sources close to the deal said the loose talks eventually fell through—likely for a handful of reasons.
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