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Linklaters creates team of ‘AI lawyers’
Team of 20 will advise lawyers at the Magic Circle firm how to use AI in client work
Clifford Chance to cut back office roles as AI use takes hold
UK firm to axe up to 50 roles according to Financial Times report, citing increased use of AI among factors driving change
‘There’s a very clear need from the legal community for something that’s more bespoke’
Sebastien Bardou, general manager of LexisNexis CEMEA International, says the next generation of agentic AI systems will help lawyers work more effectively
‘The market’s getting to a saturation point’: Gartner analyst predicts legaltech slowdown
A slowing market could in turn lead to consolidation among suppliers, Gartner’s Weston Wicks tells Nick Huber
AI takes over from talent attraction as legal profession’s top priority, research finds
New report to be published tomorrow at the International Bar Association’s annual conference also highlights growing challenges of political uncertainty and threats to judicial independence
In-house legal professionals worry about rise in AI-driven IP infringement - study
As many as nine in 10 senior legal leaders said they are concerned about the threat of online IP infringement
Kennedys seals partnership with AI platform Spellbook to advance junior legal training
Programme will equip next generation lawyers as entry-level tasks are increasingly AI automated
Gen AI adoption more than doubles among US in-house counsel, ACC study shows
Some 52% of US corporate counsel started using Gen AI this year, compared to 23% in 2024
Haynes Boone leads on landmark US-UK listing amid AI boom
Linklaters and Vinson & Elkins also score roles advising underwriters as energy REIT Fermi lists on the Nasdaq and the London Stock Exchange
Ulster University launches AI-focused legaltech research centre
Projects are underway to improve judicial processes and handling of mass claims
What Anthropic’s rejected appeal in AI case means for authors of copyrighted works
McKool Smith IP litigators Avery Williams and Joseph Micheli consider the implications of Anthropic’s recent proposed $1.5bn settlement for copyright infringement
Orrick, DLA Piper guide Workday’s $1.1bn acquisition of AI firm Sana
Orrick acts for buyer in second deal in a month as HR software consolidation heats up
Financial Times owners sue search engine Perplexity for copyright infringement
FT accuses the AI company of ‘undermining journalism’, suit adds to the mounting legal pressure on AI firms over use of protected works to train models
IBA launches latest impact survey on AI use in the legal sector
Lawyers invited to contribute perspectives on AI’s evolving influence, with findings to be unveiled at IBA’s 2025 Annual Conference in Toronto
Singapore Convention Week 2025 sets to unite global legal community
Landmark week of events to spotlight collaboration and innovation in international dispute resolution.