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The future of law will be shaped by people and culture harnessing the power of AI
Tech advancements mean lawyers will work differently in the future but they won’t be replaced by robots, writes Ben Paul, CEO of The BD Ladder
More than half of in-house lawyers back ChatGPT’s use for legal work, study shows
Three-quarters of corporate counsel also recognise the potential risks, according to Thomson Reuters
Herbert Smith Freehills names first managing partner for digital legal services
Alternative legal services chief Libby Jackson assumes new role intended to expand HSF’s digital advisory services
GCs dissatisfied with law firms' flexible resourcing, technology says report
Law firms should leverage technology to improve responsiveness and help clients extract value from data, says new report from Simmons & Simmons
IT leadership – what are your firm’s requirements?
Law firms of all sizes can benefit from dedicated IT leadership, writes 3Kites' Jon Howells
London International Disputes Week begins with arbitration-focused day as top lawyers back tech’s profound impact on disputes
Ben Rigby reports on LIDW’s opening day featuring keynotes on aspects of arbitration and a tech study
ECJ to review German law banning outside investment in law firms
Case brought by Berlin legaltech entrepreneur could have ‘far reaching consequences’ for EU legal services
Amazon removed six million counterfeit products in 2022 in fight against fakes
Retail giant reports progress in anti-counterfeiting drive as it bolsters seller verification process and expands brand protection programmes
How legal technology can enhance the delivery of a public inquiry
From livestreaming to bringing key stakeholders together, Taryn Auchecorne and Roopal Patel of Opus 2 consider how judicious use of tech can make a public inquiry more efficient and transparent
I Robot: the rise of AI, machine learning and ChatGPT in legal
3Kites' Paul Longhurst and Kemp IT Law's Richard Kemp discuss the potential for AI in the legal profession and how the technology is likely to impact law firms
Don't expect AI to perform miracles - the reality is more mundane, but can still be transformative
The use of AI tools will undoubtedly increase, but change won't happen overnight, writes 3Kites' Paul Longhurst
How to ensure your firm’s tech roll outs are a lasting success
Firms must implement a rigorous change management campaign to encourage lawyers to adopt new technology, writes 3Kites’ Melanie Farquharson
'The private client landscape is changing faster than ever' – The Global Legal Post launches private client law guide
Edited by Katten’s Joshua Rubenstein, Law Over Borders' comparative guide will explore post-Covid climate for high-net-worth individuals
Allen & Overy integrates ChatGPT-style chatbot to boost legal work
Magic Circle firm partners with OpenAI-backed legal startup Harvey to introduce ‘game-changer’ tool
Forging closer supplier relationships doesn't mean compromising your impartiality
Independent advisors could and should foster relationships with their suppliers in order to benefit clients, writes 3Kites’ Paul Longhurst
'I'll tell you what I want, what I really, really want' or how to make IT budgeting easier
Well-prepared firms are more likely to have well-managed budgeting processes, writes 3Kites' Paul Longhurst
Business systems post-implementation – how to keep your shiny new system shiny and new
Brand new tech can quicky become a white elephant if nobody is tasked with looking after it, writes 3Kites' Melanie Farquharson
Artificial Lawyer to switch to ‘library mode’ while founder takes year-long sabbatical
Online UK legaltech site to pause news service in January as Richard Tromans makes lifestyle choice to pursue other projects
When is a tick-box not a tick-box?
3Kites' new consultant, Ben Johnson, shares his experiences of navigating regulatory compliance and using technology to help… not hinder.
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