Clarilis gives insight on which documents should you automate?

It’s one of the most common (and important) questions we get asked – how do I choose which documents to automate? At first glance, it seems straightforward. The usual advice is to start with the documents you draft the most often. Google says so, ChatGPT agrees, and it sounds logical? Other people will say: go for the easy wins – the documents that are simple to automate and get you results quickly.

Schofield Sweeney embraces NetDocuments to enhance legal services & drive strategic growth

London, UK – 18 June, 2025 – Schofield Sweeney, an award-winning full-service law firm with offices in Bradford, Leeds, Huddersfield, and London, has implemented NetDocuments, the leading cloud-based intelligent document management system (DMS) for legal professionals. This strategic move underscores the firm’s dedication to delivering exceptional client service and its vision for sustainable growth. Recognized […]

Attracting talent starts with strategic design | DWF Case Study by Epigram

In a market where firms are competing fiercely for the best and brightest, your employer brand must work harder than ever. At Epigram, we specialise in crafting standout visual identities, campaigns, and recruitment marketing that not only speak to early careers audiences, but also convert them. With over 30 years of experience across the legal […]

Legal Extranets: 5 reasons why law firms are investing in Intelligent Extranets by ClearPeople

Legal Extranets: 5 reasons why law firms are investing in Intelligent Extranets One of the significant transformations in legal operations will be the rise of modern, intelligent and integrated extranets for client collaboration. The competitive legal market of 2025 demands more than expertise by the hour, it requires innovation in client service. Simply providing high-quality legal […]

How and why everyone should create a Master Clause Library by Sysero

All organisations, especially professional service firms, need a Knowledge Library that is regularly maintained containing model documents, checklists, marketing materials, policies and guidance. Firms with managed Knowledge Library containing model documents classified by Department/Practice, type of work and other metadata can use this to create a Master Clause Library automatically. To create a Master Clause […]

Law firms to improve ethics and professional development with new courses from Access Legal

To help legal professionals to stay on top of their ethics training and maintain a high standard of service for clients, a series of course updates have been launched by Access Legal, a leading provider of software and services to the UK legal market.

AI Features to Streamline Law Firm Productivity by Anaqua

In today’s legal landscape, attorneys face rising productivity and profitability challenges. The administrative burden of time tracking, billing, and documentation consumes hours that should be dedicated to value-added client work.

AI adoption among law firms outpaces readiness – Access Legal shares plan to close the gap

While 68% of law firms report using GenAI at least once a week – underscoring enthusiasm for its transformative potential – 37% cite integration challenges and 41% express doubts about the reliability of AI outputs, revealing a clear readiness gap in the sector.

ILTA Wins Prestigious ALM Award for Excellence In Litigation Technology with it’s Best Practice Guide

The International Legal Technology Association (ILTA) has been honored with the ALM Award Excellence in Litigation Technology with ILTA’s Active Learning Best Practice Guide, that brought together 50+ industry experts to create the first standardised approach to machine learning in legal disclosure.

VSiD provides a step by step guide to meeting the latest AML client due diligence guidance.

In its Anti-Money Laundering Guidance for the Legal Sector 2025, the Legal Sector Affinity Group outlines a number of updated steps and processes that should be taken by law firms to comply with regulations and help prevent money laundering.