Legal software – To ‘love it or ‘list it’, that is the question? Find out more with LexisNexis

Anything shiny and new inevitably loses its glimmer over time. Whether it’s a car, house, or even your legal technology, the original allure fades, and you begin to question if it still meets your needs. Nowadays, with tech innovation becoming more accessible, law firms are taking note, regularly looking for software that will further improve business efficiencies and ultimately their bottom line. But is it always the right decision to ditch the old tech for something new?

Preparing your legal data for AI with LexisNexis

In today’s legal world, the use of technology to improve business efficiencies is an accepted standard practice, common place amongst most legal departments. What was once, according to some, an industry seemingly ‘unaffected’ by changes in technology, the emergence of generative AI has meant the industry is seeing a rapid shift.

Advancing reporting to meet client and firm expectations – find out more with LexisNexis

Today in the legal sector, delivering exceptional client service is non-negotiable. Clients now demand transparency, accountability, and value from their law firm partners. This shift has put immense pressure on organisations to up their game when it comes to reporting and analytics.

Cloud computing: The global IT meltdown gives the legal sector a lot to think about – find out more with LexisNexis

The recent CrowdStrike glitch that took down 8.5 million Windows computers causing global mayhem is branded the worst cybersecurity event ever. Many critical industries including aviation, healthcare, and emergency services experienced the dreaded “blue screen of death”.

Seize the data to deliver on AI promise – find out more with LexisNexis

This report clearly identifies that the hot topic for most respondents is generative AI (genAI), and that this will continue into 2024 — and probably beyond.

Automate to operate – are robots the answer? Find out more with LexisNexis

Not long ago, the terms ‘Artificial Intelligence’ (AI) and ‘robots’ connoted visions of a dystopian, futuristic world seen in a SC-FI or horror film. Nowadays, it is part and parcel of today’s world, widely accepted as the key to improving professional working life for the better.

Legal’s ‘missing middle’ problem — and how to solve it according to LexisNexis

Where does your firm store its matter metadata, and the data that drives your client reporting? It’s a pressing challenge for many large law firms, observes Andrew Lindsay, general manager at LexisNexis Enterprise Solutions, and one that modern technology can now solve much more effectively than in the past.

The power of digital conveyancing according to LexisNexis

As a paralegal in a previous professional life, I am well versed in the pained manual processes conveyancing can entail. The inefficiencies, time delays, and friction experienced when onboarding a new client, or delivering the final paperwork, have no place in the modern law firm.

LexisNexis Bellwether 2024: Lessons on law firm growth

Two-thirds of small law firms plan to increase their revenue organically in the next five years — and technology is at the forefront of their plans.

How to stay ahead of legal change according to LexisNexis

The legal industry is undergoing a technological breakthrough. A 2023 Goldman Sachs report suggested that 44% of legal work could be automated by generative artificial intelligence (genAI) in the near future.