In 2023, the global legal services market reached roughly $952 billion, with the U.S. contributing approximately $350 billion of that figure.1 This scale signals opportunity, but it also points to how crowded and competitive the landscape has become, across regions and practice areas.
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Is innovation outpacing integration? – OneAdvanced
Our latest Legal Trends Report 2026 highlights a striking paradox. While law firms are investing heavily in modern tools, with 64% of legal and compliance leaders reporting that they plan to accelerate investments in legal technology, many are still struggling to translate innovation into meaningful operational progress.
Breaking the mould of Legal Tech – Accesspoint
Legal Tech challenges of 2025 are vastly different from those that shaped the development of much of today’s software. Despite this, law firms seeking to upgrade their technology often default to like-for-like replacements, swapping one Practice Management System (PMS) for another.
Efficiency and Flexibility: Ergo Law’s Seamless Transition to Clio
Emma Reid and Cathy Donald founded Ergo Law in 2016 as a boutique employment-focused practice in Edinburgh. They left careers at larger firms to go it alone, and halfway into their second year, they’d already secured as many clients as they had in their entire first year of business.
6 Projects Every Law Firm Knowledge Management Team Must Start in 2026 – Sysero
Generative AI has moved past the experimental phase and is now a structural necessity for legal operations. However, as any Knowledge Management (KM) professional knows, an AI is only as capable as the data, workflows, and guardrails supporting it.
Is Generative AI Safe for Law Firms? Key Risks and Controls Explained – Helm360
Recently, a federal judge in Mississippi made headlines by sanctioning both a lawyer and his client for AI hallucinations in a disability case, holding them jointly liable for opposing counsel’s fees.