This piece outlines why law firms should host their practice management systems within their own cloud tenant to ensure complete data control and stronger client confidentiality. It highlights how owning your cloud environment enhances compliance, reduces security risks, and enables smarter, data-driven decision-making.

In this episode of Studio A, Will Ayers connects with Allie Tyler, Director of Financial Services at Baker Botts, to explore how one of the world’s top law firms approaches innovation with intention.

The legal profession is at an inflection point, driven by rapid advancements in AI. While these tools offer powerful new efficiencies, they’re also forcing a reevaluation of legal ethics and firm profitability, creating a gap between firms that choose to adapt and those that risk being left behind.

On this episode of The Conscious Podcast, we're joined by Laura Lack, Community Manager at The Law Firm Marketing Club.

Novaplex announces Seddons GSC, has selected the full suite of Novaplex software to support its upcoming iManage implementation. James Temple, chief operating officer at Seddons GSC commented: “The decision to implement Novaplex comes at a pivotal moment for Seddons GSC, following the firm’s recent merger and ongoing strategic growth. As we expand our capabilities and […]

Deep automation can add value by reducing the time-consuming and draining work that goes into drafting documents so that lawyers have more time to focus on the bespoke aspects of a transaction. Our newly launched Corporate Plus can help you improve margins and boost capacity across your entire corporate team. Join our 30-minute session to […]

The International Legal Technology Association (ILTA) is proud to announce its upcoming IG Day December, a dynamic, multi-city event dedicated to exploring the future of information governance (IG) in the legal industry.

As court requirements evolve, client expectations rise, and digital transformation accelerates, legal professionals are under growing pressure to modernise their workflows.

How many of your staff actually read that updated AML policy you distributed last month? And how would you prove it to the SRA if asked?

As the legal sector continues to grapple with the real-world impact of artificial intelligence, Briefing AI Forum 2025 brought together law firm leaders, change agents, and innovators from the legal industry to explore how firms can move from experimentation to implementation — embedding AI safely, strategically, and at scale. Held in London last June, the event […]

As firms experiment with next‑generation tools, conversations about agentic AI - AI that orchestrates, adapts, and executes actions autonomously - are intensifying. But amid the hype, it’s essential to use the right language and set realistic expectations, especially in a profession where accuracy, ethics, and client trust are paramount.

AI is freeing up lawyers’ time, but how that time is used reveals a lot about the future of legal work. Generative AI is accelerating routine tasks like research, drafting and admin. But the question remains: are lawyers using those extra hours to improve productivity, win more business, or strike a healthier work-life balance? According to LexisNexis research, the answers vary by firm size, practice type, and career stage.

AI is everywhere right now, from writing posts, designing graphics, even creating whole campaigns. But when it comes to law firm marketing, the smartest move isn’t to hand over the reins. It’s to bring AI and humans together.