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State Bar of Texas Names Rev First-Ever AI Partner
Rev selected as first AI partner of the State Bar of Texas, delivering industry-leading accuracy, secure discovery review, and secure AI tools designed to protect client confidentiality. Read the full press release here.
Legal Automation: How to Optimize Your Workflow
Legal automation can free up hours of busywork, allowing your team to really focus. Here’s Rev’s guide to all things legal automation.
Police Transcription: Abilities + Benefits For Law Enforcement
Police transcripts can provide necessary context, information, and evidence to law enforcement cases. Let’s look at what law enforcement transcription services are available and how to pick one.
AI Sentencing Ethics + The Future of Algorithmic Sentencing
AI sentencing tools promise efficiency but raise bias and fairness concerns. Learn what courts and lawyers need to know about algorithmic justice.
Unlock Case-Winning Insights
In this webinar from Rev, learn how to implement AI powered depo summary technology in your workflow and how it can benefit your legal strategy
Bridging the Justice Gap: How Digital Court Reporting Expands Access to Legal Proceedings
Discover how the steno shortage is impacting the justice system and how digital court reporting can bridge the gap with this white paper from Rev.
Implementing Digital Court Reporting to Scale Your Legal Services
Learn how to implement high-quality digital court reporting solutions to meet client demands with this Webinar from Rev. Click for more.
Trump Fails to Secure $464 Million Bond
Donald Trump can’t find insurance company to underwrite his bond to cover the judgment against him in the New York civil fraud case. Read the transcript here.
Elon Musk Sues Open AI Over Switch to For-Profit
Elon Musk has sued the non-profit Open AI and its co-founder Sam Altman over the company allegedly moving to a for-profit company. Read the transcript here.
Supreme Court Rules States Cannot Remove Trump from Ballot
The U.S. Supreme Court ruled that states cannot remove former president Donald Trump from their ballots based on the 14th Amendment. Read the transcript here.
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