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.

Intapp, the leading governed AI platform for professional firms in highly regulated industries, announces that it will accelerate the adoption of specialized agentic AI across the accounting, consulting, investment banking, legal, and private capital sectors with Claude, Anthropic’s family of AI models.

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Smarter Drafter is pleased to highlight the latest innovation in legal document automation: Matter Record, a powerful feature now available in Smarter Drafter Pro.

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In this episode of SmartSessions, Host Oliver Telfor sits down with Sophia Sulaman, Product Director, for a deep dive into our upcoming product launch: Source of Funds.

AI productivity is no longer theoretical. Your lawyers are using AI. Some of your best partners have built workflows around it. And the ROI on these individual tools is real enough that shutting it down isn’t a serious option.

AI and cloud technology are revolutionizing the legal industry, and law firms need to embrace these innovations to stay competitive.

AI is unavoidable right now; the topic is everywhere with businesses across all sectors trying to figure out how best they can use this exciting new technology. For law firms, the potential is enormous, but so are the challenges.

High client satisfaction isn’t translating into real commercial gains for small and mid-sized law firms, a new report has warned.