Accesspoint: Reduce client chasing without losing the personal touch

How to reduce law firm client chasing Client chasing isn’t always about impatience. Most clients don’t enjoy sending follow-up emails or making “just checking” calls. They do it because they feel uncertain. They’re unsure whether anything has happened, whether documents were received, or whether they should be doing something next. For law firms, this chasing […]

sa.global insight: why ‘reasonable’ may be the most expensive word in your firm’s onboarding process

Ask a law firm CFO to rate their onboarding and most will land somewhere in the same comfortable middle. Good. Reasonable. Nothing to alarm us. Not one respondent in the Briefing Live CFO research rated their firm’s onboarding as very strong. The market has found a settled position and it calls it adequate. That answer is honest. […]

Scaling Legal agentic work: GPT‑5.5 in Clio and Vincent

With the launch of OpenAI’s GPT-5.5, we are upgrading every Clio Work and Vincent customer to the new model for agentic work and document drafting. The upgrade sets a new bar for what Clio’s AI can do on substantive legal tasks, and is the foundation for the next wave of autonomous legal capability we are building across our product line. […]

The research layer AI can’t replace – Harbor

It’s been quite a few weeks in legal research technology. If you blinked, you might have missed Anthropic launching Claude for Legal with a dozen practice-area plugins and over 20 MCP Connectors. Or Legora acquiring legal research startup Qura and Graceview, a regulatory horizon scanning platform. Or Clio pushing deeper into research with its vLex […]

What makes the Mozaique conveyancing calculator different? Accesspoint

Introducing our Mozaique Conveyancing Calculator When you look at the market, it can feel like every conveyancing calculator does roughly the same thing. But if you work in a busy conveyancing department, you know that the difference between tools is not in the form itself. It is in how well the tool fits into the real […]

Clio: Why legal AI fails without context

There’s a growing frustration among lawyers experimenting with AI tools. The technology is impressive in a demo, but in practice, it demands constant hand-holding. Before you can get a useful answer, you’re spending 20 minutes summarising the matter, uploading documents, explaining jurisdictional nuances, and reminding the tool about matter history that should already be part of the […]

The importance of being data-driven- OneAdvanced

The legal sector is undergoing rapid change. From technological disruption and rising client expectations to fierce market competition, law firms face pressures unlike ever before. Amid this transformation, data has become one of the most valuable assets a firm can possess as a critical driver of insight, efficiency, and competitive advantage. Being “data-driven” is no […]

White and Case partners with Harbor for added expertise in procurement

Global law firm White and Case has 44 offices throughout the Americas, EMEA and Asia-Pacific. Due to its size and global reach across multiple jurisdictions, the firm developed a first-class vendor management department to meet its multifaceted procurement and contract management requirements. However, in 2022, aiming to enhance capabilities and improve efficiency, it shifted its […]

What your firm’s billing data is missing and where it starts – sa.global

The majority of CFOs have no reliable sight of what onboarding delays are costing them. And the most significant portion of that cost does not appear in any write-off report. Briefing’s CFO research surfaces a finding that looks reassuring on the surface. Among the CFOs who can measure write-offs linked to onboarding delays, the losses reported […]

Summarising legal documents with AI: tools, risks and best practices- Clio

“Time is what we want most, but what we use worst.” – William Penn Few professionals understand time constraints better than lawyers. We spend countless hours reviewing legal documents, from pleadings and applications to contracts, policies, case law, and legislation. Among the most notorious time drains: contract review. In fact, research suggests that poor contract management, including […]