Legaltech Week 01/10/2025: KPMG seeks alt. business license, AI fails in federal court complaint, and more
Jan 16, 2025
This week features Joe Patrice, a legal journalist at Above the Law, known for his sharp insights on legal tech; Nikki Black, a principal legal insight strategist at Affinapay, who contributes to industry publications; and Victor Li, assistant managing editor at the ABA Journal, famed for his commentary on legal trends. They tackle the failings of courtroom VR and KPMG's move towards alternative business licenses, discussing its impact on the legal landscape. They also deliberate on AI's role in legal document creation, highlighting both advancements and disappointing outcomes.
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VR in Court
- A Florida defendant used VR to recreate a crime scene in a self-defense case.
- The judge wore a VR headset to experience the defendant's perspective.
New Tech in Court
- Using new technology in court could be seen as an advantage.
- However, the opposing side could also utilize similar technology.
VR's Psychological Impact
- VR in courtrooms could bridge the psychological distance between the jury and the events.
- This immersion might undermine the intended dispassionate nature of the trial process.