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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KM trends for 2026 and how legal are redefining knowledge management – Atlas by Clearpeople
For the past three years, I have had the privilege of gathering insights from some of the most respected KM thought leaders and legal experts. Their perspectives reveal a clear and powerful trajectory.
Thomson Reuters Expands Audit Ecosystem with New AI-Powered Partnerships
Thomson Reuters, a global content and technology company, today announced strategic partnerships with leading audit innovators Trullion, Audit Sight, Crunchafi, Fieldguide, Validis and Valid8 Financial.
ILTA Announces Registration Launch of New Microsoft Days Event Schedule
The International Legal Technology Association (ILTA) is excited to announce two premier educational events as part of Microsoft Days: the SharePoint Symposium and the Copilot Symposium.
Five lessons we learned about AI legal drafting in 2025 – Clarilis
We've written a lot about legal drafting and GenAI in 2025. This blog summarises what we've learned so far and where we think things are headed in 2026.
Katchr Podcast: Law firm leadership at a crossroad – why the old partnership model no longer works
In this episode of Katchr Podcast, Graham Moore speaks with Robert Camp, former Managing Partner of Stephens Scown and a pioneer of employee ownership in the legal sector.








