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New research reveals academics should not be overly confident in their ability to identify AI-generated work

The legal function’s enterprise value is much larger than its negligible share of the corporate budget would suggest. Law punches above its fiscal weight class, but a dearth of enterprise and customer-centric metrics obscures its true enterprise value.

Legal AI is emerging as a transformative force in the legal industry, reshaping how law firms operate and compete in an increasingly tech-driven landscape.

We invited an estate agent, a conveyancer and a lender to discuss the challenges of the property transaction process. Could these strangers find common ground to move the industry forward together?

The impact of slower transaction times and chain uncertainty is being felt across the sector. To dig deeper into some of the issues, we gathered three leading representatives from the estate agency, conveyancing and lending communities to share their challenges. Could they find common ground?

There is no one-size-fits-all solution to creating a Gen AI-era legal team, but the commonality of challenges far exceeds the differences.

Elastic CEO Ash Kulkarni and DocuSign CPO Dmitri Krakovsky shared insights on how generative AI is transforming enterprise search and contract management.

Landmark has facilitated an industry discussion with key professionals from the property sector to address the significant challenges they have encountered over the past few years. The debate brought together the Head of Mortgage Operations at Lloyds Banking Group, a Co-founder of Chartwell Noble Estate Agents in Worcestershire, and a Partner at Wilson Browne Solicitors.

Lex Machina, a LexisNexis company, released its 2024 Consumer Protection Litigation Report. The report examines consumer protection litigation trends in federal district and appellate courts.

Legal teams are gradually — but clearly — adopting new tech for specific legal tasks, the survey found.