The future of legal AI won’t be defined by a single model, application, or provider. Firms are already building AI strategies that span multiple tools, and they need the freedom to choose the experiences that work best for their lawyers and their business. That’s why NetDocuments has an open, AI-tool-agnostic approach to Model Context Protocol […]
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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 […]
Understanding the distinct growth challenges of complex law firms – LEAP Enterprise
Dani Pisciottano, head of marketing at LEAP Enterprise, explores how growth differs depending on law firm size and the factors shaping strategic direction. When we talk about growth in the legal sector, we tend to reach for a single word to describe very different journeys. A three-partner practice adding its fourth lawyer and a fifty-partner […]
LSSA holds special meeting to support Government home buying reform roadmap
The Legal Software Suppliers Association held a special member meeting in London this week to follow up on the government’s latest updates on home buying reform and to examine the role legal technology will play in delivering change across the sector. The meeting built on earlier engagement between the LSSA and the Ministry of Housing, […]
Sanctions compliance 2026: screening failures get costlier – SmartSearch
Sanctions compliance is now seen as one of the most critical areas of financial crime prevention. With global geopolitical tensions continuing and sanctions regimes expanding, scrutiny from regulators is increasing as they see how organisations are identifying and managing sanctioned entities and individuals. The consequences of sanction breaches for regulated businesses are rising rapidly, and […]
