Katchr webinar: Are you overlooking AI in the business of law?
AI presents significant opportunities for law firms, but making the most of them will require more than adopting new technology.
Your firm also needs to understand how AI could change its commercial performance and have the information needed to make confident decisions.
The Missing Half of AI in Law Firms
Date: Tuesday 17 November 2026
Time: 2–3pm UK
Format: Free online webinar
As AI becomes part of everyday legal work, law firms are increasingly focused on how it can improve efficiency, speed up processes and help lawyers deliver better services.
But there’s another side to the AI conversation that deserves just as much attention: the business of law.
If AI reduces the hours needed to complete a matter, what happens to your pricing? Will those efficiencies improve profitability, create more capacity or lead to pressure to reduce fees? And will the measures your firm relies on today still give you an accurate picture of performance?
These are important commercial questions, and the answers will shape how law firms operate in the years ahead.
What does AI really mean for your firm’s commercial performance?
For many law firms, time remains central to how work is priced, resourced and measured.
But as AI changes how much time certain tasks require, the relationship between hours worked, value delivered and profitability could become less straightforward.
Your firm will need to understand where efficiencies are being created, how they’re affecting margins and whether existing commercial models are still working.
And that raises another important question: can you trust the information you’re using to make those decisions?
AI has the potential to help law firm leaders identify emerging risks, understand performance and make more informed commercial decisions.
But AI alone isn’t the answer.
For AI to deliver meaningful management insight, it needs reliable financial information, consistent business definitions and the right commercial context.
Without those foundations, AI can produce answers that sound convincing but aren’t dependable enough to support important business decisions.
How can your firm prepare for the missing half of AI?
These are the challenges we’ll explore in Katchr’s upcoming webinar, The Missing Half of AI in Law Firms, on Tuesday 17 November, 2–3pm UK.
We’ll look at:
- The changing economics of legal work: What AI could mean for your firm’s pricing, profitability, resourcing and the billable hour.
- The commercial decisions ahead: How changes in efficiency and capacity could affect the way your firm measures performance and delivers value to clients.
- Why trusted data comes first: Why reliable financial information and agreed business definitions are essential for dependable AI-supported management insight.
- Preparing for what’s next: How your firm can start with the commercial decisions that matter most and build the data foundations needed to support them.
The webinar will look beyond AI tools and individual productivity gains to explore how firms can prepare for the wider impact on their business.
Make sure your firm is part of the whole AI conversation, not just the practice of law.
