Independent analysis
Sharp, conflict-free commentary on how law and technology actually collide — for lawyers, legal-ops teams and CLOs.
Litigators should be ready to explain how AI shaped a brief, not just whether it was used. What to disclose, and the workflow changes that reduce exposure.
For lawyers and technologists weighing a hybrid career: what legal engineers do, who hires them, the skills and pay, and how to move into the role.
Distributed legal teams still owe the same supervision duties. A practical guide to supervision, knowledge management, tech and culture across time zones.
Regulation, AI governance and cross-border deals have made legal a strategy function. Why GCs increasingly shape business decisions, not just review them.
Clients want matter status and billing clarity, not file dumps. What makes a client portal work, which platforms deliver, and where rollouts fail.
Legal tech pilots are often built to succeed, not to evaluate. How vendors game selection, what real due diligence involves, and why legal ops should lead.
A practical guide for lawyers to GDPR enforcement, Australia's Privacy Act reforms, the U.S. state patchwork, and the client data steps to take now.
Younger lawyers are already using AI, with or without firm approval. What frustrates them about legacy systems, what they want, and what firms should do.