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The Global Legal Post has teamed up with LexisNexis to help inform readers' decision-making process in the selection of a Gen AI legal research solution. With the vast majority of law firms and legal departments anticipating a rise in AI investment, the Gen AI Legal Research Hub sets out to to separate the hype from the reality, providing practical guidance on how to choose the right technology and avoid common pitfalls.

‘AI is no longer a side project’ - how European firms are moving from AI pilots to full-scale adoption

Global Legal Post report in association with LexisNexis is based on interviews with senior law firm partners and executives across Europe

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‘We finally have the tools to harness and scale law firm knowledge’

Law firm legal technology specialists debate Gen AI’s profound impact on legal drafting

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‘AI doesn’t replace drafting skills or experience – it amplifies them’: InterAlia Consulting’s Andrea Miskolczi

In this Q&A, InterAlia Consulting founder Andrea Miskolczi discusses how Gen AI can support the drafting process and improve law firm knowledge management

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More AI News and Commentary from The Global Legal Post

Relationship-building and human insight remain paramount in the age of AI – report

While the legal profession races to embrace the efficiency and cost-saving benefits of AI, it has struggled to reconcile them with adverse impacts on business development, particularly for junior lawyers, finds new research from MD Communications

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Ex-A&O senior partner Wim Dejonghe launches AI-native law firm

Belgium-based start-up will charge clients a flat fee for contract reviews, with work checked by a lawyer

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Global AI law guide launches as agentic AI raises new legal challenges

Third edition of Global Legal Post guide examines rapidly evolving AI law and regulation across the world

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Almost half of US companies skip their AI governance policies to speed up deployment - EY study

Survey finds that while majority of companies have AI governance policies, many are willing to ignore them

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Israeli-founded AI contract review start-up Chamelio raises $26m in Series A funding round

Financing to accelerate firm’s proprietary legal action model development

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Lewis Silkin launches AI-powered platform for the creative industries

The firm’s Lettu platform helps creators, talent managers, agencies and brands manage commercial deals

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