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Harbor: Why law firm deals need a different playbook
The market case for law firm MSOs is straightforward. The operating case is where deals are won or lost and where most conventional diligence falls short. Beyond the market story Interest in legal managed services organizations (MSOs) continues to grow, bringing new investors, new transactions, and no shortage of commentary about where the market is […]
Intapp: Your clients know you’re using AI. They just don’t know if it’s governed.
AI governance, for a law firm, means being able to document what AI tool was used on a matter, what client data it accessed, who reviewed the output, and whether the client’s specific outside counsel guidelines were applied before work began. Most firms have an AI policy. Far fewer have AI governance. When a financial […]
Harvey’s legal intelligence now lives inside Microsoft 365
Harvey is now available as an agent inside Microsoft 365 Copilot and Copilot Cowork. Legal teams don’t need more tools. They need the tools they already use to work smarter for them. The average lawyer spends over an hour a day moving between systems just to assemble the context needed to start working — jumping […]
Fenix24- AI autopsy: JadePuffer’s AI ransomware claim
Phil Muncaster examines JadePuffer, the first documented end-to-end autonomous ransomware campaign, and considers what it means for CISOs facing machine-speed attacks and shrinking response windows Sixty-second snapshot: Researchers have discovered what they claim to be the first documented case of an end-to-end agentic ransomware campaign The agent in the JadePuffer attack adapted at numerous points, retrying […]
Legal ontology, part 2: What an ontology actually structures inside a law firm with Draftwise
In my last post, I wrote about what an ontology is and why the concept matters for a law firm. If the first post answered “why should I care,” this one is closer to “what does the work actually consist of,” because that question is where most of the real skepticism tends to live, and it […]