The Legal Intelligencer Is Going Digital. Here's What You Need to Know

A Message From the Editor

The Legal Intelligencer is going digital-only starting next year, and our first item today aims to answer all the questions you might have about how to continue to access all the news, court listings, digests, etc. that you're used to. Also, legal departments are hoping AI can help cut down on costs for outside firms, and we bring you an interview with the Philadelphia Bar Association's incoming chancellor Jennifer Coatsworthy.
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– Max Mitchell, Bureau Chief

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