Will AI create a golden age for lawyers — or make them obsolete? In her latest column for LawNext, AI strategist Jennifer Case explores a fascinating paradox: As AI tools lower barriers to legal servi...

Lawyers blame IT, family emergencies, their own poor judgment, their assistants, illness, and more.

Lawyers advising on risk, contracts, or governance can’t treat AI ransomware as tomorrow’s problem. It’s already here.

AI is dismantling the traditional hiring model of professional services firms, which relied on large classes of junior associates to supply a handful of future partners. With entry-level roles shrinking, firms must shift from hiring for grunt work to hiring for leadership potential, redesign workflows around technology, and rethink pricing and talent strategies. Those that adapt quickly will build stronger pipelines of future partners and gain a competitive edge in an AI-driven market.

By Rob Beard, chief legal officer, Coherent   Last week, a debate erupted in the legal tech community, questioning whether Harvey, a leading AI vendor that sells primarily to law […]

Ignoring AI is simply not an option.

New research shows major outfits splashing out on AI tools, training and even start-up investments

Don’t let LLMs hijack your style for the sake of expediency.

Does ChatGPT 5 merit a place in your law firm’s tech stack?

AI bot can easily pass the SQE and handles time-consuming paperwork.

Forbes is out this week with its 10th annual Cloud 100 list, tracking the top companies in cloud computing, and four legal tech companies made the list, while one dropped off from last year. Two other...

For more than two decades, law firms have been pressured to enhance efficiency, improve client service and increase profitability. Legal technology presents a promising route forward when adopted...

It’s coming up to three years since ChatGPT was released to the public in November 2022. In April 2024, we considered the impact of generative

This week, we welcome back Tom Martin, CEO of LawDroid, to discuss his widely read “AI Law Professor” column for Thomson Reuters and his five-level

Judicial Workflow is a product that can help, and it will be housed with the Protégé platform. LexisNexis believes it will be ready for distribution this fall.

No legal status... for now

By Paul Martin, Ricoh UK Ricoh UK recently hosted a roundtable discussion with CIO Andrew Powell at the offices of Macfarlanes, bringing together senior IT leaders from across the legal […]

The Starting Gun for Legal AI Has Fired. Who in Our Profession is on the Starting Line? The legal profession's "wait and see" approach to artificial