Talk of disruption dominated the last decade.  In 2021, widespread change in legal markets appears elusive.  Will this time be different? Today’s post

Technology is moving to the center of attention across professional and business services – and firms are spending more and more, not just absolutely but also relative to their revenue. If solely treated as a cost position, it becomes a race to the bottom.

Imagine a Voight-Kampff test to distinguish lawyers-who-draft-for-a-living from everyone else. The relative weight placed on precision over succinctness would likely be part of it. The problem is…

T-shaped professionals building one-to-many legal solutions If you’re a lawyer, is it worth your time to read a detailed post on the development and

Technology is a rich platform for innovation and for making the next better iteration. And for that, we need to identify the technologies which are Exciting, Meaningful, and Doable.

The antitrust counterclaims follow the San Francisco-based legal research firm’s announcement last month that it would cease operations as a result of its legal battle with Thomson Reuters.

‘White labeling’ has been around for decades. White labeling allows law firms and other legal service providers to try something new quickly and with little investment.

Law firms need to have the courage to employ diverse and even abrasive characters who help disrupt the legal sector and ensure it does not fall behind.

n this episode, I talk to Andy Wishart, Chief Product Officer at Agiloft. We discuss his journey from studying AI and Psychology at University, co-founding ContractExpress and becoming

The ultimate end-to-end legal project management platform

Data room – Workflow management

Electronic signature – ArchivingSimplify

collaboration between stakeholders, secure documentation, automate time-consuming manual tasks and accelerate your deals.