Landmark move rewards AI adoption to accelerate smarter, faster, better client service Shoosmiths has reinforced its position at the forefront of legal innovation by becoming the first major law firm to link a firmwide bonus to the use of artificial intelligence (AI) by its workforce. The
Throughout 2025 we will be interviewing people in the legal tech/ops space from around the world. In this fifth interview of the year, Marc May spoke with Valentin Feklistov and Alex Bitskov, Co-Founders of FutureLaw conference and LEGID, about their journey and impact as Founders,
Throughout 2025 we will be interviewing people in the legal tech/ops space from around the world. In this fourth interview of the year, Marc May spoke with Sara Ajmi, Legal Operations and Technology Manager at TELUS, about her journey into legal operations, how legal ops
Throughout 2025 we will be interviewing people in the legal tech/ops space from around the world. In this third interview of the year, Marc May spoke with Laura Richardson, General Counsel at legal tech company Agiloft about legal operations, training lawyers for non-legal tasks like
Throughout 2025 we will be interviewing people in the legal tech/ops space from around the world. In this second interview of the year, Marc May spoke with Yavanika Shah at IndusLaw (one of India's largest full service, top tier firms) about her move towards law
Throughout 2025 we will be interviewing people in the legal tech/ops space from around the world. In this first interview of the year, Marc May spoke with Tanisha Minev, Senior Legal Counsel at Yoco about what sparked her interest in legal ops, what the Dutch
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 rise of this technology is transforming how legal services are delivered. The latest
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 law firms and legal teams exploring the impact of AI has been
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? While this is a complicated and multifaceted issue, AI, when used responsibly
Law firms are prime candidates for cyber attacks because of the highly sensitive data they deal with, in addition to high-value financial transactions. Three in four law firms have been the victim of a cyber attack,[1] whereas only 39% of UK businesses overall have experienced
