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.

Why law firms are moving to cloud-native software – find out more with oneAdvanced

Three-quarters of law firms have begun to move, or have moved away from on-premise software solutions in favour of cloud-native software. This is a strategic move for many law firms as the cloud brings with it several IT infrastructure, security and compliance, and day-to-day operational benefits.

AI’s impact on the experts – find out more with NetDocuments

AI and large language models (LLMs) have brought about significant changes in the legal industry. The introduction of no-code tools and AI-powered solutions has revolutionised the way legal professionals work, leading to the emergence of new roles and the redefinition of existing ones.

Gilchrist Connell selects ShareDo as their new case management system

Gilchrist Connell (GC), a leading national law firm, has selected ShareDo as their case management system after an exhaustive search to enhance efficiency, automate workflows, and transition to a cloud-based modern application.

LTC4 says “don’t rely on AI”

The incredible speed at which AI has invaded the world of legal technology makes it hard to predict what the longer-term effect on working practises will be.

Strategic human capital management is key to success in transformative times according to Fulcrum GT

Firms are navigating an era of unprecedented change, characterised by pressures of “digital transformation”, global competition and shifting client expectations — which requires placing people front and centre.

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.

Firms must address structural challenges to capitalise on AI according to Intapp

In the ever-revolving legal technology landscape, rapid advancements in artificial intelligence, and particularly generative AI, have emerged as a pivotal force to drive operational efficiency for lawyers and business professionals.

Future of professionals: GenAI will transform the talent model in legal services delivery according to Thomson Reuters

Generative artificial intelligence (genAI) has been a major point of discussion in the legal sector over the past year. Our Future of Professionals Report surveyed over 1,200 individuals working internationally across key professions, including UK-based legal professionals.

Leveraging ChatGPT for AI-powered knowledge management with Sysero

Today’s law firms are increasingly leveraging artificial intelligence (AI) to enhance services and streamline their operations. In fact, a recent survey found that nearly three in four lawyers (73%) say they plan to utilise generative AI in their legal work within the next year.