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Big Law 25 March 2025 ByGrace RobbieA UK-based survey has revealed a sharp increase in AI usage among...

A UK-based survey has revealed a sharp increase in AI usage among university students, with over nine in 10 utilising...

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Big Law 21 March 2025 ByLawyers WeeklyLexis+ AI to be locally hosted in Australia

Legal technology provider LexisNexis has launched local hosting in Australia for its Lexis+ AI product and appointed a...

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Corporate Counsel 04 March 2025 ByLauren CroftAxiom unveils new AI-enabled contracting solution with DraftPilot

Alternative legal services provider Axiom has launched a new AI-enabled contracting solution, which can streamline the...

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Big Law 25 February 2025 ByGrace RobbieTop 6 use cases for GenAI in-house

Contract visibility, the summarisation of legal documents, and contract risk analysis are among the various ways...

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Big Law 24 February 2025 ByGrace RobbieLegal and reputational risks of breaching new AI ban

With the partial ban on using AI in court proceedings being enforced, a law firm CEO has outlined the potential legal...

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Big Law 24 February 2025 ByGrace RobbieAI literacy (not hallucinations) the big worry, experts warn

As more lawyers face disciplinary actions for improperly using AI in the legal profession, the root cause has emerged as...

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Big Law 15 January 2025 ByLauren CroftAI and intuitive automation are ‘deeply interconnected’

For law firms implementing AI tech in their day-to-day operations, having intuitive automation in place is equally...

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Big Law 09 January 2025 ByLauren CroftAI is supporting ‘a completely different way of working’ for women...

The barriers to AI implementation have “come down really significantly” over the last year, with female lawyers and...

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Big Law 08 January 2025 ByLauren Croft‘AI is never going to replace’ lawyers

While there are a number of key concerns and hesitations around AI, the vast majority of law firms are “diving head...

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SME Law 06 January 2025 ByLauren CroftAI information will ‘start to narrow down’ in 2025

Although AI can still “make mistakes” and have drawbacks, it’s likely to continue to massively change and impact...

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