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SME Law • 21 February 2025
Can the race to embrace tech by lawyers ever be won?
The technology skills gap is not just a problem – it is a growing challenge that is not going away anytime soon, writes...
Big Law • 20 February 2025
G+T rolls out ‘Harvey’ AI platform
National law firm Gilbert + Tobin has become the latest legal practice to partner with the artificial intelligence platform...
Corporate Counsel • 18 February 2025
Understanding the impact of AI 101
As in-house legal teams contend with budget pressures and increased workloads, artificial intelligence – particularly GenAI...
Big Law • 17 February 2025
Former BigLaw partner named legal practice director at Plexus
Legal technology provider Plexus has appointed David Smith, a former partner at both Gadens and Corrs Chambers Westgarth, as...
New research reveals the challenges pertaining to the growth and complexity of data and the navigation of...
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Having robust cyber security implementation will be a top priority for practice owners in 2025, one tech GM predicts, in...
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Law departments and their external providers are combating onerous workloads by focusing on short-term solutions,...
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Australian-founded software company Immediation has started the new year in a strong fashion, having made half a dozen...
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The advent of artificial intelligence has led some clients to expect speedy turnarounds from their lawyers. This...
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In the new year, technology will “empower smaller firms to compete like never before”, one general manager...
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If historical outcomes are perhaps the best indicator of the likely success of a particular case, then why not simply...
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Across both The Lawyers Weekly Show and our special stream, LawTech Talks, deep dives into all things legal technology...
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Law firms’ tech investments are set to climb in the coming year, with generative AI legal assistants being the most...
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Get ready to hear even more about AI, and get ready to either embrace it or go the way of the dinosaurs, writes Keith...
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