Prithee, be a witty fool… Here’s the thing – professionals (be it lawyers, doctors, CEO’s  - the list is almost endless) need to be credible, knowledgeable and trustworthy. It’s not surprising; these are good, dependable qualities, essential for businesses to not just succeed, but to thrive.  People (and the corporations they are part of) need to know they’re in “safe hands”, and in a professional role we become quickly acclimatised to portraying the wise, unflappable advisor

Out of the tunnel vision Cambridge Dictionary defines “tunnel vision” as a “condition that makes someone see only things that are directly in front of them” . At least metaphorically, we all experience it in our life. At work, maybe the one project that has been going on for too long to allow alternatives; at home, maybe the phone you’ve been looking for everywhere (it was in your pocket). But in 2025 there is one thing that – by far – has tested our vision the most. I don’t

By Evgeniya Fedoseeva, Director of Knowledge Management at OneAdvanced Knowledge management (KM) is not a new discipline for law firms, where lawyers routinely process hundreds of words and sentences as they support clients with the best legal advice, thus elevating their own personal and organisational reputation and brand. The challenge can be finding quick and […]

The legal landscape is changing quickly as the use of innovative digital technologies including AI becomes increasingly widespread and, crucially, expected by clients. However, law firms seeking to harness these emerging technologies must do so carefully and considerately because those that attempt to force technologies into their processes will almost certainly struggle to utilise it […]