Artificial Intelligence and the Legal Industry

Posted on May 15, 2023May 6, 2024 by Schuyler Donaldson

Humankind is ever-evolving. New developments enter the market each day, making life a little bit simpler than it was yesterday. The rise of Artificial Intelligence has changed our personal lives, our transportation, and most relevant, our careers. Artificial Intelligence has spread wide and far, and it is now responding to emails, preparing taxes, operating self-driven vehicles, helping out around the house, and more recently, doing legal research.

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Common Legal Terminology

Posted on August 15, 2022July 9, 2025 by Schuyler Donaldson

The language used in the legal field is changing as many lawyers adopt a plain English style, which helps reduce confusion among non-lawyers. However, there are still many terms and phrases that can baffle the general population. The United States legal system is rooted in the early European colonists. Due to this, the Latin terms used in the Common Law of Rome have been adapted to our legal system [1]. The legal system’s Latin roots contribute to the confusion surrounding its terminology, especially because Latin is now referred to as a dead language. This guide intends to provide definition, explanation, and clarification pertaining to common legal jargon.

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The Privacy and Legal Concerns of COVID-19 Tracking Apps

Posted on July 27, 2020 by Schuyler Donaldson

The Privacy and Legal Concerns of COVID-19 Tracking Apps

The current health pandemic is at the forefront of all of our minds, all of the time. You cannot turn on a news station, open a social media platform, or walk past a group of people without hearing someone discussing COVID-19. People are conducting their day to day lives with great caution as the threat of catching the coronavirus is all too real and has hit close to home for most of us. Masks are being worn, social distancing is being practiced, and trips are being postponed to help reduce the spread of the virus.

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