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Four ways to help your team embrace new technology according to Quill

‘Better the devil you know’ is a phrase that many people subscribe to. It’s also one that stifles innovation and experimentation.

How to be successful in a crowded legal market? Ask Advanced Legal

With client expectations continuing to evolve and the legal profession digitising further, firms are tasked with being even more efficient and productive to stay competitive.

Firms may need to reconsider how technology shapes productivity as law firm market returns to profitability according to Thomson Reuters

Thomson Reuters, a global content and technology company, issued a new report showing that the law firm market closed out 2023 strongly and returned to profitability, rebounding from a challenging 2022.

PSA help legal tech specialists Novaplex accelerate in the Nordics

PSA today announced that they are partnering with Legal Tech specialists Novaplex to accelerate their growth across the Nordics.

Seven ways that SME law firms can manage risk effectively according to Osprey Approach

In a warning shot for law firms to get their compliance in order, the SRA has imposed a near maximum fine of £23,216 on law firm TTS Legal Ltd, which failed to check any of the sources of funds for three property transactions and until January 2020, had no firm-wide risk assessments in place.

Copywriting trends to look out for in 2024 according to Conscious Solutions

In 2024, the world of content consumption promises even greater shifts than we have seen in 2023. For law firms, staying ahead of these developments is paramount to remaining relevant and standing out from the competition.

How client listening is changing for hybrid working according to MyCustomerLens

How firms conduct client listening is changing. The pandemic disrupted traditional client engagement. It forced professional services firms to manually gather more feedback, from more clients, more often. In response firms are embracing the mindset of always-on client listening.

Six legal document risks that drafting technology mitigates according to Litera

With lawyers drafting documents every day, one missing or incorrect word, one typo, or one wrong date, name, or dollar amount can snowball, resulting in significant consequences for legal professionals, law firms, and their clients.

Laywers demand AI that is grounded on legal sources according to LexisNexis

Today, LexisNexis Legal & Professional, a leading global provider of legal information and analytics, has revealed that 26% of legal professionals are currently using generative AI tools on at least a monthly basis – up from 11% in July 2023. A further 35% of respondents unveiled plans to use the technology in the near future.