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Aspen Leading Edge Podcast, Episdoe 109: AI and Ethical Lawyering with Bernard Burk, Veronica Finkelstein, and Nancy Rapoport
No full textBernard Burk, Veronica Finkelstein, Wilmington University School of Law, and Nancy Rapoport, William S. Boyd School of Law, discuss the second edition of their book Ethical Lawyering: A Guide for the Well-Intentioned and the Importance of teaching Professional Responsibility. They also share their thoughts about AI in the field and how accounting firms are now adding lawyers. Veronica also gives an update on the new Wilmington University School of Law.https://commons.stmarytx.edu/edge/1078/thumbnail.jp
Exploring Neural Networks for Developing a Chess Learning Platform with Integrated AI Agent
Get PDFChess is a highly strategic, complex, and long-form game that has been popular for many centuries. Due to the aforementioned complexities of this game, new players often have a hard time learning how to effectively and successfully play. With the recent developments in machine learning algorithms, new opportunities arise to create artificially intelligent tutors - not only for chess, but for all subjects. This project aims to develop a product which investigates the integration of an artificially intelligent “coach”, named Chesster, to train the player, which is trained on a neural network machine learning algorithm.https://commons.stmarytx.edu/rscpos24/1046/thumbnail.jp
Statistical analysis of recent trends in nuclear verdicts
Get PDFBy understanding and addressing the impact of nuclear verdicts, the insurance industry can strive for resilience and sustainable growth amidst a rapidly changing legal and economic environment. Social inflation describes how insurers’ claims costs are increasing above general economic inflation. Nuclear verdicts are a testament to rising costs that insurance companies must manage when running of their business. As the frequency and magnitude of nuclear verdicts continue to rise, the surge in massive settlements has prompted insurers to reassess risk management strategies, leading to increased premiums and a reevaluation of underwriting practices. Insurers are compelled to anticipate and mitigate the financial implications of potential large payouts, influencing their pricing models and overall market dynamics as these anomalies stay for the long haul. This research examines how these monumental legal decisions impact the industry\u27s profitability and stability. By analyzing the National Law Journal’s “Top 100 Verdicts” report from 2010 to 2022, this research aims to observe changes within the landscape of nuclear verdict cases between different types of cases and lines of insurance. As the research continues, actuarial analysis will be done to understand and predict the outcomes of litigation proceedings in a macroscale, so insurance companies can be prepared to insure the risks that they are insuringhttps://commons.stmarytx.edu/rscpos24/1022/thumbnail.jp
Gold & Blue Law Edition, Spring 2025
No full textThis is the Spring 2025 edition of Gold & Blue Law Edition which is St. Mary\u27s University\u27s official School of Law publication.https://commons.stmarytx.edu/goldblue_law/1013/thumbnail.jp
How Well Do Sinkler and Hopson Float?: Vital Operations, Nondelegable Duties, and Agency in Fela and Jones Act Cases
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St. Mary\u27s Research Showcase 2025
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St. Mary\u27s Research Showcase 2025
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