Legal is moving closer to the centre of the business – LexisNexis

For a long time, in-house legal teams have often been seen as necessary and expert, but not always central to business growth. The familiar perception is of a function brought in late to manage risk, review decisions or prevent problems from escalating. Our new research suggests that this view is changing. In-house lawyers are increasingly being […]

The platform update everyone’s been talking about. Watch live on June 24-iManage

The iManage platform has evolved — and this webinar shows you exactly what that means for your organisation, starting now. Join us for a live demo of the next-gen iManage platform: a completely reimagined interface built around a context fabric that turns your organization’s accumulated knowledge into a governed, AI-ready foundation. See how documents, emails, […]

Centralise context with Harvey’s connector library

With expanded native API and MCP integrations, legal teams can easily pull their data and knowledge into Harvey.   Legal work happens across systems that don’t talk to each other. Files are in document management systems, market intelligence lives in research platforms, and deal data is in data rooms. Fragmented context means fragmented work — […]

If you sound like every lawyer, what are you selling? Smarter Drafter

Why the firms that connect AI to their own precedent library will outwork and outlast the ones that don’t. Every law firm using AI right now has the same problem. They just haven’t named it yet. The models are the same. The training data is the same. And increasingly, the first drafts are starting to look […]

From insight to action: procurement and spend visibility trends shaping 2026 – Helm360

Most law firms discover budget overruns after invoices are already approved. By then, you’re explaining what happened instead of preventing it. The legal market in 2026 looks different. Clients show up to rate negotiations with benchmarking data. Regulators want proof that your vendor oversight policies actually work in practice, not just on paper. And while […]

Starting your AI journey: why embedded AI makes adoption easier – Thomson Reuters

How integrating AI into daily workflows overcomes the biggest barrier to legal technology adoption Highlights Embedded AI in familiar platforms reduces resistance and accelerates adoption for legal teams. AI integration within existing tools enables faster research, drafting, and decision-making workflows. Starting with AI where lawyers already work builds confidence through immediate, practical wins. For UK […]

NetDocuments: 10 warning signs it’s time for a DMS

Your firm is growing, but growth feels harder than it should. Each new associate takes months to become productive. Each new matter reinvents the wheel. Knowledge walks out the door when people leave. Matters feel fragmented across email, documents, and disparate systems. Technology should be helping, but email and files are scattered, and AI feels […]

Practice area growth for small law firms in the UK – LexisNexis

Not all growth is created equal! What the Bellwether 2026 data reveals about practice area differences. The headline from this year’s Bellwether report is reassuring: 62% of small and mid-sized firms have grown over the past three to four years, client satisfaction is at 84%, and confidence across the sector is broadly positive. But look closer at the […]

The accelerating impact of AI: redefining value—a Harvey report

Based on research conducted by RSGI with Harvey customers, this report examines how legal AI is reshaping the way law firms and in-house legal teams work. More than half of respondents now describe Harvey as foundational to their organization, while 68% report using agents to support legal workflows, signaling a new phase of maturity in […]

Smarter drafter: The last integration you’ll ever need to build

Our Product Manager, Tenzin Lama, has been heads-down with our latest MCP release, and to say he’s excited would be an understatement. In his own words, he thinks it’s a fundamental shift in how legal documents get drafted, and how the integration layer that firms have spent years (and serious money) maintaining is about to […]