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The Civil Justice Council has proposed requiring lawyers to declare that AI was not used to generate the content of trial witness statements. Here is what that means in practice, and where AI can still add value without crossing the line.
The page covers AI for litigation, legal technology trends, and best practices for disputes teams, including how AI is changing litigators’ work.
Early case assessment has always been part art, part instinct. AI gives disputes teams a more structured foundation for the settle-or-fight decision while preserving the judgment calls that define good lawyering.
The revised ICC Arbitration Rules take effect on 1 June 2026. Some of the changes codify existing practice, but others will reshape how counsel, parties and arbitrators approach ICC proceedings from day one.
Crimson, the AI case intelligence platform for litigation and arbitration, announces an oversubscribed $2.5 million seed round and opens a New York office. Backed by Y Combinator, Symphony Ventures, Twenty Two Ventures, and more.
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