Unlocking the power of firm data to drive client retention and business growth with help from Litera

Firms that have client insights, data and knowledge at the core of their growth strategy will reap the benefits and unlock great success — and tech providers play an instrumental role in helping firms achieve this, believes Litera CEO Avaneesh Marwaha.

Unlocking the key benefits of e-bundling for the financial services sector with Bundledocs

Technology has had an impact on all industries and so it is no wonder that today’s customers expect the same level of convenience and accessibility from financial services providers as they get from other services.

sa.global looks at why AI in business software is failing to deliver — and how to fix it

In order for AI to deliver the promised boost of efficiency and productivity, law firms must first identify how this new technology fits their business strategy, and what problems it is trying to solve, says sa.global’s CEO Stephen James.

Webinar: Leap identify the 5 biggest drawbacks of not using legal AI in your law firm | Tuesday 2 April – 12pm

Have you considered the risks your firm faces by not embracing legal AI? The truth is that not using AI could cost you more than you realise. Join LEAP’s upcoming webinar to discover how leading law firms are leveraging AI to cut inefficiencies, improve quality of work, and boost profitability.

Accesspoint examines the 2025 Legal Services Rethink

As we step into 2025, the legal industry stands at a pivotal juncture—a phoenix moment for law firms that calls for a comprehensive reset. It is not enough to focus on putting together an AI adoption plan or consolidating the legal tech/application stack. We are talking about a rethink of what comes next for how Legal Services are practiced.

ILTA Announces Launch of the 2025 ILTACON Startup Hub

The International Legal Technology Association (ILTA) announces the ILTACON Startup Hub Application.

Embrace AI or risk losing talent: Why tax professionals are demanding change

Tax professionals are sending a clear message.  Adapt to AI or risk losing top talent. A new report from Tolley, part of LexisNexis, reveals that a growing number of tax practitioners are feeling the pressure to embrace AI, and they’re not willing to wait around.

Evaluating AI – Clarilis asks, what about drafting tools?

Over the last few weeks, we’ve seen a growing focus on how we evaluate legal AI tools. The latest contribution is the Vals Legal AI Report, which gives an in-depth study of four popular legal AI tools across tasks like data extraction, summarisation, and chronology creation.

A bright solution for law firms by HSO

In today’s legal market, there is a noticeable shift away from legacy on-premise systems like InterAction towards modern, full-featured solutions. This transformation is not just a trend; it’s a necessity for law firms looking to stay competitive in an ever-evolving industry.

Whiteboard Wednesday – think signals, not research says MyCustomerLens

Have you noticed how client listening is changing? Business Development, Marketing, Operations and Account Teams are expecting client listening to help inform their decision-making.