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By Sarah Murphy, General Manager of EMEA, Clio  In just a few years, AI has rapidly evolved into an essential tool for the legal industry. Despite initial hesitation – and some lingering scepticism – the rapid

By Jack Shepherd, Senior Principal Business Consultant, iManage Focusing on gen AI return on investment It has been two years since the world became enamoured with ChatGPT and generative AI. Since then, the focus on

Artificial intelligence (“AI”) tends to be spoken about in terms of risk creation – from hallucinations in the results to concerns of data misuse – but is there another side of the story?

Are we about to see legal systems be based on computer-based decisions, or will humans still part of justice? Rise of the machines…or not? Some may argue that the law is black and white, and

AI use cases in the legal realm are starting to snowball – and that wasn’t necessarily a foregone conclusion just a few short years ago. Today, AI is moving into a growing number

The legal sector came 6th place for data breaches in 2023, uncovering persistent compliance issues in the sector. Data breach expert says staff training in basic data handling practices should be prioritised. Since 2019, the ICO has been

Almost everyone with whom we speak in the legal profession believes Artificial Intelligence (AI) will transform how we work and the solutions we offer for our clients. We often hear: “If you’re not

In an era of escalating cyber threats, safeguarding client information has become an imperative for law firms. With a staggering 75% of UK law firms encountering a cyber-attack in the past year -

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