Every AI strategy starts with the information the technology will use. Research published by LexisNexis in September 2026 found that 62% of the legal professionals surveyed use AI to summarise documents. For firms using these tools, the time saved depends on how easily staff can find the relevant files, check scanned pages and identify the […]
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Why digital ID verification is now critical for due diligence – VSiD
Rising fraud levels mean higher expectations for client due diligence Fraud continues to pose a significant threat to businesses and individuals across the UK, with identity fraud remaining the most prevalent form of financial crime. According to Cifas’ 2026 Fraudscape Report, more than 444,000 cases were filed to the National Fraud Database during 2025. This […]
Epigram on the foundations of employer brand: comprehension, consistency and confidence
Employer brand is often discussed in terms of attraction and recruitment.
LEAP: Is legal AI becoming ‘mandatory’ in criminal law?
There is understandable caution around the idea that AI could become ‘mandatory’ in legal practice. Strictly speaking, there is no rule requiring lawyers to use AI on cases, and I do not believe we are at the point where anyone can say it is compulsory.
How UK Law Firms Are Recovering Billable Hours Through CRM Automation – iQlink
In most UK law firms, "CRM" is seen as a necessary evil- just a digital filing cabinet that constantly demands to be fed but rarely gives anything back. Because manual entry is tedious, busy lawyers skip it. The CRM then becomes outdated and before you know it, management is making big decisions based on incomplete data, and the firm is missing massive opportunities in a competitive legal landscape.
The Modern Knowledge Lifecycle e-book – Atlas by Clearpeople
Access to the right knowledge remains fundamental to sound decision-making and sustained organizational performance. What has changed is the environment in which knowledge operates.