Our approach to head-to-head evaluation of AI systems on legal tasks

Hello, Legal Helm listeners! Today, we’re thrilled to welcome Milan Bobde, CEO and co-founder of Oddr, the legal industry’s first true revenue intelligence platform.

NetDocuments’ Inspire 2025 events showcased how the company is accelerating the next era of legal technology by transforming the traditional DMS into an intelligent legal platform.

A CRM’s effectiveness is often reflected in the experience of its users. Formal feedback and informal conversations reveal whether a system is seen as reliable, intuitive and aligned with how lawyers and business development professionals work.

Every day, over 60% of the global online population watches ‘swiping’ short-form video content on platforms such as TikTok, YouTube Shorts, and Instagram Reels- and your next client could be one of them.

Thomson Reuters, and Imperial College London today announced a five-year partnership to create a joint Frontier AI Research Lab at Imperial College London. The lab will pursue world-leading academic research in artificial intelligence, focusing on foundational challenges in safety and reliability, advancing frontier AI capabilities, and researching the technology’s broader societal and economic impact.

The global legal industry is under unprecedented pressure to manage complexity. As firms expand into new jurisdictions, manual operations and disconnected systems can no longer keep pace.

Our third annual Trends Shaping Knowledge e-book is now available, featuring insights from trusted experts across the legal industry.

In-house legal teams have always been asked to do the same thing - do more with less. Deliver high value, high quality outcomes, without being appropriately resourced.

In this episode of Katchr Podcast, Graham Moore speaks with Andrew Allen, Partner and Head of the Legal Sector at PKF Francis Clark.

Agentic Search and Deep Research: expanded context, sharper insights

Estate administration and lifetime planning are undoubtedly detailed, time-intensive processes. From drafting wills, trusts and lasting powers of attorney (“LPA’s”) and managing probates to handling sensitive client information, private client practitioners often face complex administrative demands.

As the year draws to a close, the legal profession benefits from a thoughtful review of its client relationship management (CRM) system. For law firms utilising a legal-specific CRM, this audit becomes even more critical.