Your website is no longer a digital brochure.
At Conroy Creative Counsel, we’ve spent over two decades helping law firms grow through strategic, award-winning law firm website design, and
E-discovery platforms have gotten great at narrowing millions of documents down to manageable sets. But what happens next — the grueling work of extracting facts, organizing them, and building a reliable case narrative — has remained largely manual. In this episode of LawNext, host Bob Ambrogi talks with Daniel Lord-Doyle, cofounder and CEO of Mary
By: Alan Fong, Chief Technology Officer, CARET
Today we’re launching not just new features, but a new way of delivering them.
The Spring 2026 Seasonal Launch is our biggest product launch yet, with updates across accounting, analytics, conflict checks, billing, and performance — strengthening the system firms depend on every day. It’s the first in a series of
If you’ve spent the last decade in the blockchain space, you’ve likely been lulled into a comfortable sense of “Quantum Procrastination.” The prevailing wisdom was that a Cryptographically Relevant Quantum Computer (CRQC) was a “2040-something” problem, a massive engineering hurdle requiring tens of millions of physical qubits that felt more like science fiction than a
“A larger context window can create the feeling that a cognitive problem has been solved, when sometimes all that has happened is that disorder has become harder to notice.”
I was in Silicon Valley recently for the initial meeting of the University of Michigan Law School AI Advisory Council. With a little free time around
CollBox, a company that helps law firms get paid more quickly, won the 10th annual Startup Alley pitch competition at ABA Techshow last week in Chicago. Second place went to Candle AI, an email assistant that helps small and mid-sized law firms eliminate email overload. The third-place winner was Lawdify, an autonomous AI agent for
I have been meaning to write about the new Law Firm Research & Innovation Conference taking place April 28 in New York, and then I realized there is now some urgency to it, as ticket prices go up tomorrow, April 1. The new conference is being organized by LegalTech Connect, the same team that produces
Editor’s Note: Brussels now faces the kind of cyber reckoning it has spent years warning others about. In this article, we examine the reported European Commission breach tied to ShinyHunters and why the incident matters well beyond the immediate headlines. From compromised cloud infrastructure and exposed DKIM signing keys to the downstream risks of phishing,
In this article, we’ll explore how AI notetakers work, why lawyers are ditching handwritten notes, and how forward-thinking firms are using these tools as part of their broader tech stack to win back their time. | Apr 01, 2026
Many attorneys know marketing is important, but one of the most common questions law firm owners ask is simple: how often should we actually be marketing our firm? Should you run a big marketing push a few times a year? Post on social media when you have time? Write a few blog posts when business
Jordan Furlong’s ABA TechShow keynote was one of the best I’ve heard. His thesis: AI will commoditize legal knowledge, mechanize legal work, and reconfigure law firms. The lawyers who suceed won’t necessarily be the ones who know the most, if that was even ever the case. Instead, they will be the ones clients want in
Obviously, this is true in the world of sports, where any perceived weakness can be the difference between a first-round pick contract and no contract, but it’s also true in many of the industries all of us work in. In tech, do you want to be perceived as someone who might not be able to
The rapid ascent of generative AI has moved the conversation from Silicon Valley boardrooms to the halls of Congress with unprecedented speed. At the recent Special Competitive Studies Project (SCSP) AI+Education conference in Washington, D.C., Senator Mark Warner (D-VA) sat down with Jenilee Keefe Singer to provide a candid, technologist-adjacent perspective on how the U.S.
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We are getting some work done, a bit of gardening. It’s landscaping, which is mostly a word that I use when it’s “more gardening than I want to do myself” because, while I love gardening, I’m an incrementalist. A new plant here, a repotted one over there. We are going to
A first-of-its-kind random-sample survey of federal judges has found that more than 60% have used generative artificial intelligence tools in their judicial work, though fewer than one in four use these tools on a daily or weekly basis. The study, conducted by researchers at Northwestern University in collaboration with the New York City Bar Association,
Editor’s Note: Cross-currents of AI adoption, vendor consolidation, and regulatory expansion are redrawing the map for eDiscovery provider selection as the market grows toward $25.11 billion by 2029. This article introduces a structured scoring framework — the Total Success Predictor Rating — that translates subjective vendor assessments into comparable, defensible numbers across four dimensions: Capability,