We’re pleased to share that Epigram has been awarded a Gold medal by EcoVadis for our sustainability performance, moving up from Bronze last year. It’s a meaningful step forward for us, and one that reflects steady, behind-the-scenes work rather than any single big initiative.

Harvey is adopting MCP to more easily integrate with a customer’s preferred tools and third-party systems and give users greater control in building with Harvey.

Let’s be honest: when most UK law firms think about growth, they look outside. They pour budget into SEO, PPC, and endless networking events, all in the hope of landing that next "big" instruction.

As 2026 begins, AI sits firmly within everyday legal work, influencing how research is carried out, advice is drafted, and risk is managed. This year, confidence will come from sound judgement rather than speed alone.

For the third-year running, we’ve gathered the major trends shaping knowledge across the legal sector, directly from the experts.

Digital onboarding is meant to make life easier. It promises faster starts, fewer delays and a smoother experience for clients and staff alike. Yet many firms quietly feel that something is not quite working.

At Draftwise, we’re changing that. By turning your firm’s deal history into contract intelligence, we’re empowering every lawyer to access that collective expertise instantly — to navigate risk with clarity, negotiate with confidence, and deliver the highest level of strategic guidance that makes them the trusted advisory clients rely on.

Legal marketing teams aren’t short on ideas. They’re short on uninterrupted time.

Your value as a General Counsel shouldn't be measured by the volume of contracts your team processes, but by the strategic judgment you bring to the business. However, when routine, repeatable work consumes your team’s bandwidth, it becomes difficult to function as the proactive partner the organization requires.

Harvey’s Word Add-In is enhanced, providing a more intuitive and reliable experience for legal work.

Series note: This post continues a thought-leadership series I began last year, reflecting on what I keep hearing in conversations with leaders across UK law firms.

Three emerging trends show how mobility, AI adoption, and evolving workflows are reshaping the way lawyers work.

As 2026 approaches, small UK law firms face a new client reality: digital convenience is no longer optional. Clients now expect seamless, secure and transparent legal services delivered with the same ease as online banking or retail.