When Kirkland & Ellis, the highest-grossing law firm in the world, announced it was investing $500 million to develop its own proprietary AI platform, the market paid attention. The firm’s chair, Jon Ballis, was direct about the reasoning: general AI tools are “raising the floor for everyone.” K&E, he said, does not get hired for […]
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Senior Counsel: Emerging trends in competition law and AI – LexisNexis
LexisNexis’s May senior counsel session, hosted in collaboration with Cripps LLP and Flex Legal, explored emerging trends in competition law and their practical implications. The session focused on three areas attracting increasing regulatory attention: competition law in labour markets, competition risks arising from minority stakes, and the developing relationship between competition law and agentic AI. […]
SmartSearch: Why identity theft bypasses fraud prevention checks
For regulated firms, this creates a growing challenge: how do you stop fraudsters who can convincingly imitate legitimate customers, manipulate identity data, and bypass traditional verification checks? At SmartSearch, we see first-hand how financial crime is shifting toward AI-driven deception, synthetic identities, and increasingly complex fraud networks. Our 2026 Compliance Report highlights the operational pressures […]
UK Legal Market 2026: Expertise Isn’t Enough – Thomson Reuters
A new report shows how UK legal buyers are adjusting their expectations for how their law firms’ legal work is delivered, including through AI integration. Key insights: UK law firms face a more selective growth market in 2026 — Client demand remains steady, but external legal spend expectations have cooled, with growth concentrated in areas such […]
Intapp: Why most cloud migration plans stall — and what it takes to actually move
Most law firms aren’t avoiding the move to compliance cloud because they disagree with the case for it. They’re stalling because the case for moving doesn’t answer the questions that actually keep risk officers up at night: Who does the work? How long will it take? What breaks in the meantime? The journey is the problem. Bim […]
