The future of legal research: AI accountability in knowledge systems | LexisNexis

AI is reshaping how large law firms research, analyse and apply the law. As these systems become embedded in daily practice, accountability, transparency and professional oversight are emerging as the defining issues that will shape the future of legal research.

7 practical tips for planning your digital legacy – LEAP

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

LexisNexis and Dentons Mark Successful Deployment of Lexis Everyfile Across the Firm’s UK Legal Delivery Centre

Global law firm Dentons has successfully adopted Lexis® Everyfile in its UK Legal Delivery Centre (LDC). Following a measured, phased rollout across key teams within the LDC, Lexis Everyfile is now supporting multiple work types and business processes, demonstrating its value as a modern, scalable matter and knowledge management solution.

Am Law 100 Firm Akin Operationalizes Embedded AI Across 65+ Million Documents with NetDocuments

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 in practice: managing risk across global operations | LexisNexis

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.

Access Legal | Missed Growth Opportunity for Law Firms as Report Reveals 84% Of Clients are Satisfied with the Service – But 66% Don’t Leave a Review

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

Budget Season for Law Firms: How to Make Your Legal Tech Investments Go Further in 2026/27 – Xperate

For many law firms, the end of the financial year is more than just closing the books. It’s a time to reflect, plan ahead, and decide where to invest for the coming year. As partners and leadership teams begin setting budgets for 2026/27, technology is almost always near the top of the agenda.

Operational resilience: sustaining efficiency under regulatory pressure | LexisNexis

Operational resilience has moved from a regulatory afterthought to a board-level priority for large law firms. As regulatory scrutiny intensifies and client expectations rise, sustaining efficiency under pressure has become a defining feature of the best crisis management law firms.

Legal professionals lose nearly 18 weeks a year to non-billable work as burnout crisis deepens – LEAP

UK legal professionals spend nearly three hours a day on non-billable tasks – the equivalent of 88 full working days, or nearly 17.5 weeks a year – according to a new industry report from LEAP Legal Software. 

Why reputation management is now everyone’s responsibility | LexisNexis

Reputation management is no longer confined to marketing teams or senior leadership. In today’s legal market, every interaction, decision and internal behaviour contributes to how a firm is perceived by clients, regulators and prospective talent.