
Beyond the Herd: How AI Could Redistribute Legal Work
In my earlier article, Breaking From the Herd: Properly Selecting AI, I questioned whether legal organisations were choosing AI through critical evaluation or simply following

In my earlier article, Breaking From the Herd: Properly Selecting AI, I questioned whether legal organisations were choosing AI through critical evaluation or simply following

London attracts much of the attention around legal innovation, but Bristol has a story worth hearing. Legal Tech in the South West, held at Bristol

From the numerous conversations I have had over the past two years, it’s clear that data subject access requests (DSARs) are a significant operational challenge for organisations of all sizes. In fact, such is the

In a recent post, I commented on how far legal technology has come in a short time, breaking away from its somewhat esoteric shackles, coming

In the legal profession, independence of thought is a defining trait. Lawyers pride themselves on scrutiny, diligence, making well-constructed arguments and challenging assumptions. And yet,

AI continues to be one of the most discussed topics across the legal industry. For corporate counsel and legal operations teams, the promise is compelling,