Thomson Reuters: What law looks like in 2030

The future of law isn’t coming; it’s already being written. Lizzy Duffy delivers a wake-up call about how the choices legal leaders make today will define who wins and who gets left behind.   A law firm choosing its 2030 model without knowing how its clients are evolving is navigating blind and vice versa. Find […]

Harvey: Extending Legal agent bench to M&A due diligence

Introducing a new extension to Legal Agent Bench that evaluates AI agents on one of legal’s most complex workflows: M&A due diligence. Our goal with Legal Agent Bench (LAB) is to create and distribute realistic, high-scale agent environments to evaluate agents’ ability to perform end-to-end legal work and support open model training and agent research. […]

Litera: Proactive relationship intelligence and the ROI of legal AI

As law firms move past the early excitement of AI adoption, the conversation is shifting from how much time technology saves to how much it strengthens client relationships. That shift is changing how firms think about ROI, and what they do between matters to keep clients and win new ones. What is relationship intelligence for […]

Accesspoint: Local SEO for law firms: A practical guide to ranking locally

Most legal services are chosen locally. Whether a client needs help with conveyancing, divorce, wills and probate or criminal defence, they usually search for a solicitor who is nearby, trustworthy and easy to contact. This is why local SEO for law firms has become essential. In this short guide, Rich, SEO Specialist at Accesspoint, explains the most important steps […]

sa.global – The onboarding standard law firms are missing and what it is costing them

Every gap left open at onboarding compounds. Time that’s never captured becomes a margin shortfall no one can explain, and terms that are not locked become billing disputes months later. The question is whether these are isolated failures or evidence of a broader operational pattern. Our recent CFO Briefing research suggests it’s the latter. No respondent in […]

Harvey: How to assess your legal AI governance

Four questions legal organisations can ask to assess the maturity of their AI governance programs.   As legal AI adoption accelerates, governance is becoming less about drafting guidelines and more about operationalising them. Clients are asking how AI is used on their matters. Firm leadership wants evidence of adoption and impact. Security and compliance teams […]

Dye and Durham – The over-compliance problem in UK law firms

Anti-money laundering compliance, in theory, is mandated and designed to help firms identify risk and to counteract legitimate concerns about criminals who may be hiding or moving illegally obtained money. Increasingly, in practice, those legal professionals working in compliance or who are obligated to perform compliance checks report that is becoming time- and resource-heavy and […]

Litera webinar: The final mile that determines deal success

Legal AI has reshaped research, diligence, and drafting. But the phase that actually determines whether a deal closes profitably? The last mile of a transaction, where one agreed change has to cascade accurately across every document, every ancillary, and every schedule under a tightening deadline, is where hours disappear, errors multiply, and realization quietly erodes. […]

Efimis strengthens legal financial management platform with integrated general ledger function

Efimis, a best-in-class legal financial management platform built specifically for law firms, includes a fully integrated General Ledger that removes the need for separate accounting systems and disconnected financial processes. Acting as a core component of the Efimis platform, the General Ledger provides firms with a complete accounting record across both Client and Office ledgers, […]

LexisNexis insight: How AI-assisted litigants in person are reshaping legal workloads

AI is changing the nature of cases involving self representation. The rise of general-purpose AI can mean barristers may need to spend more time checking what they receive for accuracy and relevance This can make legal information easier to produce, but it can also increase the volume of material that barristers must assess. Arguments may […]