29Oct
Kangaroo Court: Data, Time, and AI in the M&A Process
Whatever the type of M&A transaction, there is always the possibility that information may slip through the cracks. The growth in size and type of data exchanging hands throughout this process means that a more robust method is required for complimenting the work of M&A and Antitrust practice groups. Today, artificial intelligence can be used throughout the transaction, from early stages of preparation to post-closing analysis. It is about enhancing the work of the attorney, and respecting that...
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Association of Certified E-Discovery
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