Future-facing tech and innovation in the legal industry
Automating GDPR Requests Using Microsoft Forms and SharePoint: A Practical Playbook for Law Firms Compliance, security, and privacy now define
Creating AI Workflows That Maintain Chain of Custody in eDiscovery As law firms and legal departments layer AI into eDiscovery,
Client communications and formal reports are the heartbeat of a modern law practice—but they’re also time-intensive. Microsoft 365 Copilot can
Closing a matter and archiving its files should be a moment of relief, not a source of risk. Yet for
Client intake is the front door to your law firm’s services. When it’s efficient, compliant, and consistent, you reduce risk
Dashboards are rapidly becoming the command center for modern legal practice operations. They translate complex matter timelines, tasks, and deadlines
Client trust is earned—and lost—on your firm’s ability to safeguard sensitive information. In today’s hybrid, technology-driven practice, compliance, security, and
Training AI Assistants to Follow Client Billing Guidelines Client billing guidelines have become more detailed, unforgiving, and central to law
Contracts move business. For law firms and legal departments, the difference between winning deals and managing risk often hinges on how fast and accurately you
Depositions and court transcripts are rich with facts, admissions, and credibility cues—but they’re also lengthy, expensive to review, and difficult to search. AI-powered summarization is
Evidence review is the costliest and most time-intensive phase of litigation. Today’s AI can dramatically accelerate responsiveness, privilege review, and early case assessment—without compromising defensibility.
AI-Powered Evidence Review in Litigation Support: Faster, Defensible, and Client-Centered Discovery is the budget engine of most litigation—and the pain point. AI-powered evidence review promises
AI-Driven Contract Risk Analysis: What Law Firms Need to Know Contract velocity is up, client risk tolerance is down, and in-house teams expect outside counsel
