The Docket
- jayleviste
- Jul 22
- 3 min read
BRINGING YOU THE LATEST IN LEGAL TECH NEWS
TLTF & Friends in the News
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🤝 LifeLegacy teamed up with The Nokbox to make estate planning easier.
🚀 Noetica launched Term Ratings, the first ever holistic AI-powered rating of transaction terms based on proprietary market benchmarks, made for credit funds to assess term risk.
🎧 Dori Yona, Co-Founder & CEO of SimpleClosure, and Casey Tierney, Investor at TLTF, discussed an often-overlooked legal and operational challenge: company shutdowns.
🎧 LighthouseAI CEO Sumeet Singh unpacked how the company is redefining pharmaceutical compliance with AI.
🎧 In the Season 1 finale of Legal(tech) Briefs, Zach Posner sat down with Carta CEO Henry Ward to discuss how cap table software became private market infrastructure and why the real opportunity lies in selling directly to end users and reinventing the service model.
News from the World of Law AI & LegalTech
Mind the AI gap: boomers trailed Gen Z in AI confidence at law firms.
Employees aren’t waiting for IT: 1 in 5 workers buy GenAI tools without company sign-off, and more than half of employees are using free, consumer-grade AI tools on their own.
AI employees only: professors tested what happens when a company is run entirely by AI agents.
Privacy & Surveillance
McHack: AI bot at McDonald’s leaked millions with ‘123456’ password flaw.
Denmark’s law on deepfakes: a new bill would let citizens force social platforms to take down AI-generated forgeries of their likeness.
DNA disaster: UK watchdog fined 23andMe £2.31M for data breach, impacting thousands of people.
Legal System & Policy
Big news from DC: Senate’s Title VII Bill overhauled QSBS to unlock more startup investment and liquidity.
AI moratorium is dead: Senate voted 99–1 to kill 10 year ban on state laws.
Texas set AI standards: new law established Texas AI Council and $200K penalties.
Listen
Damien Riehl and Horace Wu talk with Dr. Megan Ma (Stanford) about using multi-agent simulations to train young lawyers, the role of personas in AI, and the future of AI in law. (50 mins)
Immigration attorney and Legal Rebel Greg Siskind joins the ABA Journal’s Victor Li to explore how generative AI is helping immigration lawyers keep pace with policy shifts, enforcement spikes, and client concerns. (38 mins)
Tanner’s Other Page Turners
Mattel partners with OpenAI: When Barbie hallucinates, it’s called vision.
1 million warehouse robots: Amazon nearly matched its human workforce with robots.
Lost in Translation: AI failed to decode Gen Alpha’s online lingo.
Dyson engineered the future: from suction to strawberries with high-tech farming.
Music industry cranked down: no AI jam session across the blurred IP lines.
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