NetDocuments highlights six key legal tech trends for ‘year of change’

NetDocuments, the #1 trusted cloud platform where legal professionals do their best work, has published its 2026 Legal Tech Trends report. Informed by legal professionals, technology partners including Microsoft and Thomson Reuters, plus NetDocuments’ own experts, the report identifies six key trends for the year ahead.

How law firms can thrive through market turbulence – LexisNexis

Mid-sized law firms face rising cost pressure, shifting client expectations and rapid technological change. This article outlines a practical law firm growth strategy that helps leaders maintain stability while preparing their practices for future opportunity.

Is your firm’s policy management creating compliance risks you can’t afford to ignore? – Access Legal

How many of your staff actually read that updated AML policy you distributed last month? And how would you prove it to the SRA if asked?

The Future of Legal Tech: Insights from Simon Hill, Xperate

Consortium – more than marketing recently invited Simon Hill, CEO and Co-Founder of Xperate, onto the more than marketing podcast to discuss how legal tech is evolving and what law firms should be preparing for over the next decade.

Building long-term value in transactional relationships – LexisNexis

Medium-sized law firms are increasingly turning one-off instructions into enduring partnerships. This article explores practical retention strategies for customers and shows how firms can build trust, improve engagement, and encourage customer loyalty in a competitive market.

How to get the most out of the AML Independent Audit – Access Legal

An AML Independent Audit isn’t just a regulatory requirement under Regulation 21 — it’s a strategic opportunity. When done well, it can strengthen your firm’s compliance framework, uncover gaps, and even support future growth plans. Treating it as more than a tick-box exercise can deliver real business value.

Building a culture that embraces, not fears, uncertainty – LexisNexis

A resilient and adaptive culture is now essential for mid-sized law firms. This article explores how leaders can turn uncertainty into an advantage, strengthening collaboration, resilience and, ultimately, how to build trust with customers in a shifting market.

We’re the legal-sector technology specialists you need to know about- Accesspoint

Our team of over 30 specialists covers the full digital spectrum, from legal consultancy and project management to software architecture, UI/UX design, and digital marketing.

Is your law firm financially sustainable? – Access Legal

Key insights for managing financial stability following Access Legal’s webinar on 13 November 2025 with Brian Rogers, Regulatory Director at Access Legal, and Tom Blandford FCA from Your Law Firm’s CFO.

Why data will define the AI-ready law firm – OneAdvanced

Artificial intelligence (AI) has become one of the most talked-about developments in the legal sector, promising to transform everything from client service to case management. Yet while headlines focus on the technology itself, the real differentiator for law firms will be the data they possess to power it.