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The Law Society of England and Wales has recently highlighted the need for the Welsh Government to invest in legal technology, urging the government to provide grants to small and midsize enterprise (SME) law firms.

Dentons’ ‘Laws of AI Traction’ report offers a forward-looking legal perspective on how organisations can close the gap between AI ambition and action

Large corporate law firms (a/k/a “Big Law”) are on a hiring spree.

Far from replacing lawyers, AI offers a way to enhance their capabilities, making them faster and better-equipped to meet client needs.

Lander & Rogers hosted a pioneering event at SXSW Sydney—the annual gathering of visionaries, thought leaders, and emerging talents—where senior associate, Jeanette Merjane, acting as counsel, successfully outperformed the AI in a mock trial, showcasing the enduring strength of human intelligence in the legal field.

The study is being produced in collaboration with Legaltech Hub, leading law firms and AI vendors. The study will analyze and contrast the effectiveness of popular legal AI tools.

Using AI could mean a better work-life balance, happier clients, and increased job satisfaction for lawyers. Could this lead to better mental health, too?

Australia’s innovation-focused law firm, Lander & Rogers to hold an experimental trial at renowned festival of cutting-edge technology and innovation

The RAG Report: Can Large Language Models be good enough for legal due diligence?

Recent report finds some parties are more willing to allow AI to dispense advice than others, misalignment can easily follow