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The Intersection of AI, Ethics, and Legal Obligations: A Brief Guide for Lawyers in eDiscovery and Litigation - Featuring BlueStar Case Solutions
As AI becomes increasingly prevalent in the legal profession, lawyers must take a proactive approach to ensure that their use of AI tools aligns with the ethical standards outlined in the ABA Model Rules of Professional Responsibility. By staying informed about the technology, establishing effective supervision, and maintaining open communication with clients, lawyers can successfully navigate the challenges of integrating AI into their practice while upholding their legal and ethical obligations. With the support of experienced partners like BlueStar Case Solutions, legal professionals can confidently embrace AI as a powerful asset in eDiscovery and litigation.
BLUESTAR BUSINESS CONTINUITY PLAN AMID THE COVID-19 PANDEMIC
During the COVID-19 pandemic, we are offering support and reassurance to our clients. We are fully operational and committed to our client's health, safety, and quality of service. BlueStar has implemented precautions to limit the spread of the virus, including remote work for non-essential employees and strict health protocols for essential employees. We are available to answer any questions or concerns and appreciate our clients' trust in us.
VIRTUAL ROUNDTABLE EVENT TO DISCUSS BUSINESS CONTINUITY AMID THE COVID-19 PANDEMIC
On April 7th, BlueStar held an exclusive virtual roundtable event to discuss business continuity amid the Covid-19 pandemic with thought leaders from a variety of organizations across the United States. The participants [1] featured representatives from Morgan Lewis, Winston & Strawn, Korein Tillery, Farmers Insurance, Bryan Cave, TechNoir Solutions, and BlueStar Case Solutions. Moderated by BlueStar’s Vice President of Client Solutions, Salvatore Mancuso, the discussion addressed pre-Covid-19 work policies, the “new norm” and challenges of working from home, current adoptions of existing and new technologies, and predictions of post-Covid-19 work life.