For years, legal technology was largely a matter of operational efficiency. It helped firms type faster, store better, communicate more easily and move documents with

Thomson Reuters buys NoeticaThomson Reuters’ acquisition of Noetica is a bet that the next defensible layer in legal tech is structured transaction intelligence. This covers

AI adoption is exposing in some firms an underlying issue that has quietly existed for decades. Workflows that have traditionally functioned through professional instinct, informal

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AI governance is now a firm level risk. Unauthorised, informal use is already happening in most practices. This “shadow use” shows up as a quick

The modern law firm has never had more software. Practice management. Case management. Document management. Time recording. E-bundling. E-signing. E-Discovery. Portals. Workflow automation. Precedent systems.