Nick Huber
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‘The days of throw the latest and newest at every problem are over’: Legal AI’s shift to consumption-based pricing
A predicted rollout of pay-per-use pricing for legal AI will likely increase tech costs for law firms and company legal departments, experts warn
‘We’re hiring people that historically would only have been hired in the software space’
Six law firm innovation chiefs on how they are seeking to change the way lawyers work and how legal services are delivered
In-house legal departments underestimate how much AI will change their role - Gartner analyst
Corporate legal departments need to reinvent themselves in response to AI, flat and declining budgets and increasing workloads, a Gartner analyst says
Legaltech charity TCLP releases free AI tool to automate drafting of environmental clauses
Legal AI and AI chatbots can access open-source library of sustainability clauses built by the Chancery Lane Project
‘We wanted to be in control of our destiny’: Setfords builds its own case and practice management platform
UK’s largest ‘platform’ law firm has moved all 650 of its consultant lawyers onto its own tech platform
Barnes & Thornburg selects 38 lawyers as firm’s AI ‘champions’
The lawyers will promote AI technology in areas including M&A, litigation, bankruptcy and intellectual property
‘If you take a crap process and put AI on top of it, it will still be crap’: LegalTechTalk speakers reflect on the Gen AI boom
Nick Huber detects a mood of excitement and anxiety at last week’s LegalTechTalk conference in London
UK government launches legal AI scheme
Artificial intelligence labs aims to encourage innovation in booming legaltech sector, modernise the legal sector, expand access to justice and boost economic growth
Kirkland co-builds AI platform with tech firm Palantir
World’s largest law firm has co-developed AI technology to support its private equity clients with fundraising
In-house legaltech budgets to double worldwide by 2028 amid AI boom, Gartner predicts
Companies are increasing spending on legal AI software to boost productivity, cut spend and possibly headcount, Gartner says