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.

LexisNexis – AGM season 2024

This Lexis+ UK Market Standards Insights Report reflects on shareholder voting patterns during the 2023 season and looks ahead to the matters at the top of the agenda for companies in 2024. The report includes expert commentary from Travers Smith LLP and Ashurst LLP.

Disloyal lawyers: has the partnership track officially lost its lustre? – find out more with LexisNexis

Landing a job at a top firm and working your way up to partner used to be the lifetime career goal for most lawyers.

Lawyers cross into the new era of generative AI – find out more with LexisNexis

Lawyers from all backgrounds are jumping on the AI express. Yet concerns still linger over the inaccuracies of free-to-use generative AI tools.

Keeping up with the law: The top challenge for independent law firms – find out more with LexisNexis

To stay ahead, it is now a strategic priority for firms to be conscious of changes to the law and the legal sector. Smaller law firms have a greater need to keep up, facing expectations to hold expertise in multiple legal areas as part of their unique service. 

Two thirds of UK tax professionals have embraced AI according to LexisNexis

The report reveals that more than 66% of UK tax professionals either use generative AI on a regular basis or intend to do so soon, noting that an AI solution grounded in unrivalled tax content from Tolley will transform the tax industry.

Solving business problems requires more than just technology selection – find out more with LexisNexis

Generative AI, in some respects, may have rekindled the desire in organisations to revisit their digital or business transformation projects. Keeping pace with new technology and better ways of doing things is always good, and almost always, one will find a solid business case for change prior to making any investment. However, whilst this may […]

Solving business problems requires more than just technology selection – find out more with LexisNexis

Generative AI, in some respects, may have rekindled the desire in organisations to revisit their digital or business transformation projects. Keeping pace with new technology and better ways of doing things is always good, and almost always, one will find a solid business case for change prior to making any investment.

The data protection noose is tightening further – find out more with LexisNexis

It is a well-known fact that building a good reputation takes years of hard work to achieve, yet it can easily be lost with one oversight or poor decision. Don’t let your law firm’s data governance be your Achilles heel.