There’s plenty of consternation and hand-wringing among legal pundits about the access to justice gap in our country. The conversation usually centers on those who can’t afford quality lawyering (or any lawyering, for that matter), and the bloated cost of even basic legal services.
But all too often in these discussions, we don’t hear from
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Legal work moves fast. When documents are hard to locate, legal professionals lose valuable time, risk delays, and face unnecessary frustration. Whether attorneys are preparing for trial,
Tom O’Connor was kind enough to ask me to record an interview with him to answer some questions and provide direction on M365 and recent developments that impact eDiscovery professionals.
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Google’s recent outage wasn’t just an inconvenience — it was a wake-up call. As more and more law firms rely on AI tools and AI agents to perform critical tasks, they’re potentially creating a dangerous dependency that could paralyze key aspects of their practice when (not if) the AI grid goes down. In her latest
EvenUp, a legal technology company leveraging AI to transform personal injury law, today announced two new products that expand the capabilities of its platform for performing case analysis and for keeping in contact with clients: AI Playbooks and Voice Agent. It also announced major enhancements to the AI Drafts product suite it released two months
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One thing that I attempt with this blog is to share what I know. It may not be much and it may not be exactly what someone is looking for, but I always think that knowledge is accretive. Like a puzzle, a bit gets added here and there until the picture
Increasingly, we are seeing managers use AI tools to create performance reviews for their direct reports.This will become a big trend as companies continue to reduce the size of “middle managers” and increase their span of controls to manage more people on their teams.While I don’t think The Office‘s legendary Scranton Manager Michael Scott
Jesse Glass, Lead AI Researcher at DecideAI, steps into the spotlight at a moment when the stakes for AI and data privacy have never been higher. As AI systems race ahead, so do the risks—exposing sensitive data in ways most current tech simply isn’t built to defend. Enter the “zero trust” philosophy: a world where
Editor’s Note: BRICS is making waves in international AI policy. At a pivotal summit in Rio de Janeiro, the coalition of Brazil, Russia, India, China, and South Africa, along with other member nations, called on the United Nations to spearhead global regulation of artificial intelligence. This initiative positions AI not just as a tech issue
Multiple file downloadsUsers can streamline their workflow by selecting specific documents for download, rather than downloading them one at a time or using the Export All Documents option.Clio• Firms can now sync staff members to Case Status cases based on the “Responsible Staff” field in Clio.• The calendar integration now automatically extracts Zoom meeting links
Intapp was named to the KMWorld AI 100 list for 2025. This list showcases companies that are empowering intelligent knowledge management using AI. The solutions created by companies on the KMWorld AI 100 list address long-standing challenges in managing and accessing organizational knowledge and are helping to re-envision knowledge as a strategic asset.
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Ever get the feeling that today’s law firms are starting to look more like tech companies than traditional legal practices? You might be right. Just consider these statistics:
This guide breaks down call recording laws in the U.S., U.K., Canada, and New Zealand. Consent rules vary—some places require all parties to agree, others just one. When in doubt, always disclose. | Jul 08, 2025
Email has long been the backbone of professional communication. From asking a professor for an extension to dropping a “Per my last email” when a coworker misses something important, most of us—around 92% of online adults—have used email to get our message across.
While tools like texting and instant messaging are go-to channels