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Is legal AI becoming ‘mandatory’ in criminal law?
Catherine Gaynor of LEAP comments on the emotional toil for clients of being investigated or prosecuted and how it makes sense to harness AI tools available that can help legal professionals work faster, communicate more effectively and reduce avoidable delays.
Global findings on AI adoption, governance and business performance
The iManage Knowledge Work Benchmark Report 2026 reveals where investment is flowing, how AI adoption really looks inside organizations, and why governance and knowledge work maturity now separate leaders from laggards.
Client onboarding in law firms: Bridging the gap between process and reality
Client onboarding has long been recognised as one of the most process-driven stages of a legal matter. It is where compliance requirements are met, information is gathered, and instructions are formally confirmed.
Litera brings trusted AI-powered document comparison to Google Workspace
Litera, the legal AI platform provider that best unifies the practice and business of law, announced a global integration of Litera Compare with Google Workspace.
Qanooni AI and Docusign to connect legal AI with intelligent agreement management
Integration brings AI-powered legal reasoning, drafting, and full agreement visibility into the tools legal teams already use, helping them close contracts faster without sacrificing precision
What is “life after PCP” and what comes next?
In recent years, the legal claims sector has undergone a sustained period of concentrated focus on Personal Contract Purchase (PCP) agreements.
Landmark Information Group Q1 2026 Residential Property Trends Report (UK)
Landmark Information Group’s Q1 2026 Residential Property Trends Report shows that the UK housing market has started the year in a more stable, but still subdued position, with conditions across England and Wales continuing to favour buyers.
Brabners secures B Corp recertification
Leading independent law firm Brabners has retained its B Corp certification following a rigorous assessment of its ongoing social and environmental performance, accountability and transparency.
Building your Gen AI roadmap: how law firms can move from insight to action
Over the last 12 months, there has been a wave of development in AI tools, legal platforms, and agent-led workflows. New integrations are constant, products are evolving quickly, and firms are being pulled in different directions by the noise in the market.
Focus on supervision: lessons for law firms following the Mazur appeal
The judgment affirms the vital contribution of CILEX professionals and other non-qualified fee earners to the justice system, acknowledging the qualifications, experience, and expertise they bring.
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The ‘blank sheet’ challenge – what would you do differently?
Posted by Scott Jones, deputy editor of Legal Futures In the run-up to this week’s LegalTechTalk, we are inviting lawyers to take the ‘blank sheet’ challenge – sketching out their dream law firm with the freedom to start again from scratch. What… Read More
The ‘blank sheet’ challenge – what would you do differently?
The law is all about precedent and what came before. But imagine you had a blank sheet of paper and could start from scratch. What would you do differently? What would stay the same?
Why is Andrew Malkinson still paying for a crime he didn’t commit?
Like many in my profession and beyond, I have been moved by the case of Andrew Malkinson, the man who spent 17 years in prison for an awful crime he did not commit.
