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Victor Li

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Victor Li’s Biography

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I am an award-winning multimedia journalist based in Chicago. I'm the author of the book, "Nixon in New York: How Wall Street Helped Richard Nixon Win the White House." Currently, I am an assistant managing editor with the ABA Journal, covering the business of law and legal technology. I periodically co-hosts podcasts under the auspices of Legal Talk Network. Previously, I worked at ALM Media Properties in New York City for over three years, serving as a staff reporter for Law Technology News a…

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Nixon in New York: How Wall Street Helped Richard Nixon Win the White House

Nixon in New York: How Wall Street Helped Richard Nixon Win the White House

Richard Nixon’s years as a lawyer on Wall Street was a time of rebirth and reinvention for him. His firm also…

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Documentaries are shaping public opinion and influencing cases

Documentaries are shaping public opinion and influencing cases

Americans love a good comeback story, and until recently, R&B superstar R. Kelly was in the midst of one of t…

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Inside the Legal Profession: What the industry looks like in 2019

Inside the Legal Profession: What the industry looks like in 2019

In-Depth Reporting Inside the Legal Profession: What the industry... In many ways, the legal industry has nev…

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Lawyers, songs and money: Music that changed the law

Lawyers, songs and money: Music that changed the law

For lawyers, being mocked or even attacked in pop culture goes with the territory. Between William Shakespear…

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The dangers of digital things: Self-driving cars steer proposed laws on robotics and automation

The dangers of digital things: Self-driving cars steer proposed laws on robotics and automation

As robots, computers and software become more ubiquitous in our everyday lives, performing tasks that used to…

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Civil rights lawyers from the 1960s have lessons for today's social activists

Civil rights lawyers from the 1960s have lessons for today's social activists

With political and social strife at the highest they’ve been in generations, several movement lawyers from th…

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Are AI-native law firms the wave of the future?

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By Victor Li
| ABA Journal Verified
Photo by Userba011d64_201/Getty Images. Have you heard about artificial intelligence-native law firms? They’re firms that have AI in their DNA, so that instead of just using a few tools to help with traditional methods to perform intake, draft memos and pleadings, review documents, do research and other things, AI manages the entire workflow from start to finish—under human supervision, of course. The potential time savings are astronomical and could maybe even upend the traditional billable hour.
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Insurance group seeks to dodge $10M damages award to worker who sued HR company over racial bias

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By Victor Li
| ABA Journal Verified
Home Daily News Insurance group seeks to dodge $10M damages… Insurance Law Insurance group seeks to dodge $10M damages award to worker who sued HR company over racial bias An insurance company has asked a Virginia federal judge to rule that it does not have to pay out $10 million in punitive damages awarded to an employee who sued her company for racial discrimination.
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Federal judge clears way for Kentucky law dean to take office

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By Victor Li
| ABA Journal Verified
Home Daily News Federal judge clears way for Kentucky law… Legal Education Federal judge clears way for Kentucky law dean to take office The University of Kentucky J. David Rosenberg College of Law in July 2022. (Photo by LawAnalyzer40526, CC-BY-SA-4.0, via Wikimedia Commons) A federal judge in Kentucky has declined to step in and stop U.S. District Judge Gregory Van Tatenhove of the Eastern District of Kentucky from becoming dean of the University of Kentucky J. David Rosenberg College of Law.
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Have you ever used a typewriter?

Yes.

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Bill McNeal from "NewsRadio"

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#AskRKelly. What was he thinking?