Artificial intelligence (AI) has become one of the most talked-about developments in the legal sector, promising to transform everything from client service to case management. Yet while headlines focus on the technology itself, the real differentiator for law firms will be the data they possess to power it.
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How a ‘leap of faith’ switch to Clio transformed Azorra Limited’s practice
By moving to Clio, Azorra Limited has transformed its operations. Now, with Clio Manage and Clio Grow, the practice effortlessly saves time, works more efficiently, and grows its business.
Legal Tech Trends in 2026: Insights for Business and IT Leaders – iManage
Looking ahead to 2026, business and IT leaders in legal face a rapidly evolving technology landscape shaped by AI advancements, security challenges, and shifting governance priorities. Industry experts from iManage share their insights on the key trends set to redefine organisational strategies and operations in the coming year.
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When innovation meets access to justice – Accesspoint
For years, Legal Aid lawyers have been asked to do more with less: fewer resources, tighter margins, heavier caseloads.
Car Finance Mis-selling: The next big wave for UK law firms – and how to prepare for the 2026 Claims surge | Access Legal
The Financial Conduct Authority’s (FCA) confirmation of a compensation scheme for mis-sold car finance agreements marks one of the most significant market events the legal sector has faced in a decade.
