AI floated into legal circles from computer labs about a decade ago. Ten years on it still has a nebulous aura of complexity and priciness: is it just for City firms, and what exactly does it do? Stephen Brown explains how it works and how it can benefits all law firms
Greater awareness of the potential of lawtech not matched by rate of adoption among law firms
Canny conveyancers have long understood the benefits of price transparency, argues Paul Hajek; it’s just a shame the regulators still don’t see how informed consent is nothing without context
From client data to cyber-risk prevention, whether a one-off project or a recurring issue, joining-up and integrating tech and IT applications is ultimately the lifeblood of every law firm. Alex Loquens explains
Richard Barr receives a panic report involving some dead beef
With established legal software products reaching their end-of-life point, hundreds of law firms suddenly face an unprecedented challenge forcing them to “frame the stakes of change”, warns Glyn Morris
The latest set of law reforms about to hit the personal injury market will be particularly hard on the low-value RTA sector. Rachel Rothwell considers what firms should be doing to prepare
Lawyer concerned new system could be ‘abused by unscrupulous applicants’
Implementing the new data protection regulation successfully must be a priority for the whole firm, not just the IT department, advises Alex Loquens
Can you afford to ignore online dispute resolution? Tim Wallis is not so sure
