The Economic Crime and Corporate Transparency Act (ECCTA) is a UK law aimed at tackling economic crime by improving transparency around corporate entities, particularly by giving Companies House more power to verify information and investigate potential issues.

Legal professionals have relied on right-click compare as a core part of their document review practice for years. And for years, that workflow lived on the desktop.

During a webinar, our speaker spoke of how our IP solution for legal firms, empower, can optimize the work of fee earner at law firms. Here’s how it streamlines the work of Chris, a fee earner at a law firm.

The International Legal Technology Association (ILTA) proudly announces the nominees for the 2026 ILTA Distinguished Peer Awards, recognizing outstanding achievement, innovation, and leadership across the global legal technology community.

Teams can easily find what matters with Firm Knowledge, which securely connects the relevant information they need.

Legal marketing rarely fits neatly into working hours. Deadlines shift, pitches land late, and teams are often spread across multiple offices and jurisdictions. For many marketing teams, that means balancing already full workloads with last-minute requests that still need to be delivered to a high standard.

Estate planning often focuses on property, savings and possessions. But a growing part of our lives and wealth now exists digitally.

The tax law team at a mid-sized firm prided itself on its deep legal expertise. However, communication with the business development (BD) team was minimal. Unaware of the tax law team’s recent success in handling complex cryptocurrency tax cases, BD continued to focus on more traditional tax services when pitching to potential clients.

A structural shift is underway in how the world's leading law firms operate. New research based on tracked operational data from 31 firms using Legora’s platform across 14 markets finds that AI has moved beyond a tool for efficiency.

NetDocuments today announced that Am Law 100 firm Akin has expanded its embedded AI deployment firmwide, transforming how more than 900 lawyers interact with over 65 million documents across its global practice.

Responsible AI is no longer a theoretical discussion for large law firms. As AI tools are embedded into research, drafting, knowledge management and client delivery across multiple jurisdictions, firms face growing reputational and operational exposure if these systems are not governed consistently and transparently.

She was aware that her mother had made a will using a solicitor in Wellingborough many years earlier. But when she searched through her mother’s paperwork and personal effects, she found no copy. Attempts to contact the solicitors were unsuccessful, leaving her without a will, she believed to exist.

The legal industry is no longer asking whether generative AI will transform daily work, but how quickly that transformation will take hold, and where it will deliver real value first.