In CTO we trust – LexisNexis
LexisNexis | Resource | 5 June 2026
Chief Technology Officers at leading law firms face a new challenge: not just deploying AI, but proving it can be trusted at scale. The legal profession is built on trust. So even the most advanced AI stack will mean very little if lawyers cannot verify and stand behind the outputs it produces. For CTOs at […]
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Bellwether 2026: Lean, focused, profitable – LexisNexis
LexisNexis | Resource | 2 June 2026
The growth equation: uncovering what success looks like inside small and mid-sized firms. The Bellwether 2026 report returns with an in-depth look at how small and medium-sized firms are adapting to a market shaped by technology, competition and changing client expectations. The report reveals that while small and mid-sized law firms remain highly confident in […]
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AI and the redesign of legal work – LexisNexis
LexisNexis | Resource | 1 June 2026
Most lawyers now use AI for legal work, but they are drawing a clear line between high-risk and low-risk applications. For client-facing, high-liability tasks such as legal research and formal drafting, specialist legal AI platforms are the preferred choice, according to a January 2026 survey of 848 UK legal professionals. When professional accountability is on […]
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Why AI capability is key to retaining top lawyers – LexisNexis
LexisNexis | Resource | 26 April 2026
AI-driven changes in the legal sector now affect both the work being delivered, as well as the career paths of modern legal professionals. This impact of AI on career trajectory is one of the clearest messages in our latest report, AI and the redesign of legal work. Based on our data, a new question has come to light: How can organisations prioritise talent retention while implementing AI responsibly?
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AI literacy is the new standard. Are you meeting it? – LexisNexis
LexisNexis | Resource | 23 April 2026
Do you understand the tool you’re using? In a High Court case in 2025, 18 of 45 submitted case citations turned out not to exist. The AI had invented them, and nobody had checked. The claimant’s solicitor said she hadn’t read the cases herself; she’d relied on AI to do it for her. This isn’t just a high-profile one-off situation, this is a strong example of what happens when AI output enters the workflow without a verification step.
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LexisNexis | Can your firm explain how it uses AI?
LexisNexis | Resource | 22 April 2026
Not long ago, the question shaping conversations about AI in law firms came from leadership: should we be using AI at all? As adoption has accelerated across the profession, that question has largely been answered, (yes). Today, a different one is shaping how firms approach AI.
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