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How Artificial Intelligence Is Transforming the M&A Practice

Safak Herdem Safak Herdem from  Herdem Law  on 

Artificial intelligence is having a major impact on merger and acquisitions practice. AI is being used to automate tasks, identify potential targets, evaluate targets, negotiate deals, and manage risk. This is leading to faster, more efficient, and more successful M&A transactions.

AI - Implications for Employment and the Future of Work

Filipe Consciência Filipe Consciência from  Caria Mendes Advogados  on 

The rapid advancement of robotics and AI technologies has sparked discussions about the future of work. As robots with artificial intelligence become more capable of performing complex tasks, there is a growing concern that human workers may face job displacement. 
Could robots with AI start to perform a significant portion of the work currently done by humans and have real implications in the labor market?

Artificial Intelligence and Business Crisis Prevention: What Changes with the New Code

Marco Catalano Marco Catalano from  Studio Irrera  on 
Risk prevention is the fulcrum around which the new Corporate Crisis Code revolves. IT and AI systems play a central role in signaling the signs of a state of difficulty and allowing timely intervention aimed at resuming ordinary economic activity. That's how.

The SALI Alliance Releases Second Major Version of the Legal Matter Specification Standard

Pragma International Pragma International from  Studio Rossi-Gerosa Commercialisti Associati  on 

This new version represents an important milestone for the industry just over two years after the issuance of the well-received LMSS 1.0. The taxonomy has expanded to almost 10,000 categories that the legal market uses to describe its services in detail, and in a way that is comparable across organizations. 

The SALI Alliance Releases Second Major Version of the Legal Matter Specification Standard

Pragma International Pragma International from  Studio Rosso  on 

This new version represents an important milestone for the industry just over two years after the issuance of the well-received LMSS 1.0. The taxonomy has expanded to almost 10,000 categories that the legal market uses to describe its services in detail, and in a way that is comparable across organizations. 

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