In this webinar, Karen Waldron of LexisNexis, Seb Butcher of Bird & Bird and Caroline Hill of Legal IT Insider explore future tech strategies ...

For AI start-ups, filing a patent may seem like crossing the finishing line. In reality, filing is much more like the starting line.

By Joanne Harris US firm Akerman has appointed its first director of AI development, hiring Charles Zerner from Texas firm ...

Box's Tara Daisy discusses AI, content sprawl and the future of connected legal workflows with Legal IT Insider.

AI is changing the economics of legal work, but nearly two-thirds of law firms rely on traditional pricing methods, according to BigHand.

By Rob Hewett This week, the Corporate Legal Operations Consortium (CLOC) – the largest professional association for legal operations professionals – ...

In a major announcement involving players from across the legal tech ecosystem, OpenAI today (17 September) unveils Astra for Law.

Although firms are becoming increasingly sophisticated in their understanding of AI and legal technology, many continue to wrestle with change management, leadership buy-in, workflow integration and ...

The Ministry of Justice is seeking expressions of interest for the new LawtechUK Advisory Board and LawtechUK Ambassador programme.

Matterbee believes the traditional practice management system has had its day. Founded in 2024, the UK startup has built an AI-native platform on ...

US multinational law firm Latham & Watkins has bought Nvidia GPU servers and started customising its own AI models, the Financial Times revealed yesterday (11 September).

Harvey on 9 September announced a $550m funding round at a $15.5bn valuation, co-led by Diffusion and Lightspeed Venture Partners. The raise follows the ...