Rhys Dipshan is the Editor-in-Chief at Legal Technology. He covers a wide range of topics related to legal tech, including in-house technology disruption, privacy trends, blockchain, AI, cybersecurity, and the intersection of law and technology. Rhys is featured in FeedBlitz, LLC and The American Lawyer.
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Rhys Dipshan's articles predominantly cover legal tech, artificial intelligence, law firms, and technology integration. His focus on press releases and private sector announcements suggests he is likely to be receptive to news about new product launches or integrations related to legal tech and AI in the context of law firms.
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By: Rhys Dipshan
From pushing firms to embrace “failing fast” to chipping away at systemic inequalities, the impact of gen and agentic AI goes well beyond efficiency gains.
By: Rhys Dipshan
With an absence of case law governingthe use of gen AI in document review, lawyers may want to think strategically about when to bring their discovery disputes to a judge.
By: Rhys Dipshan
The firm has updated its legal service delivery platform SmartPaTH with generative AI tools to better meet clients demands for predictability and transparency
By: Rhys Dipshan
Despite a volatile stock market and the scandals and struggles of public legal tech companies, Relativity may be well positioned for an IPO—if it can overcome some detrimental perceptions.
By: Rhys Dipshan
A survey by Northwestern University found that, despite a lack of widespread AI training, many judges are leveraging gen AI for a handful of use cases, with some even encouraging gen AI use by staff in their chambers.
By: Rhys Dipshan
New legal startups are launching at a fortuitous time, and owe their growth to more than just technology advances.
By: Rhys Dipshan
It's an open question whether startups' tech-forward approach to legal research or legacy providers' institutional advantages make them better aligned to seize the opportunity in the AI era.
By: Rhys Dipshan
New legal technology startups, hybrid law firms and “AI-native” law firms are sprouting up to challenge the legal industry's existing order, convinced there is a better way to delivery legal services in the AI era.
By: Rhys Dipshan
New legal research startups are striving to revolutionize how attorneys access case law data. But in a market known for consolidation, some question whether such efforts will survive long term.
By: Rhys Dipshan
Along with a robust internal AI program, Debevoise is turning to its client AI advisory tool STAAR to help steer its tech transformation
