An independent law firm used Intellek to design and deploy a structured IT skills program for its PA workforce. The training program moved PAs from inconsistent digital skill levels to a shared, measurable baseline – without wasting anyone’s time on content they already knew. Here’s how they use Intellek to build smarter training programs –…
Forge Recruitment has entered into an exclusive candidate upskilling partnership with Intellek, a global leader in legal learning technology, to deliver a new standard of legal talent readiness across Ontario and British Columbia. Not a typical recruitment partnership, this is intended to shift how legal talent is prepared, validated, and delivered to legal practices. Through…
Law firm training strategy sits in a uniquely frustrating position. The profession has never needed capable people more – regulatory pressure, AI disruption, talent attrition, and client demand for specialist expertise are all intensifying. Yet L&D teams in law firms routinely find themselves designing training programs that partners didn’t ask for, measuring completion rates that…
AI safety in law firms has become a critical, high-stakes area of legal practice, with 61% of lawyers using AI, yet only 24% receiving formal training on its secure use [1]. While AI offers significant efficiency gains in document review, research, and drafting, it introduces substantial risks, including confidentiality breaches, data “hallucinations” (fabricated cases), and…
Law firm learning and development only works when it mirrors how legal careers actually unfold. Delivering role-specific learning journeys connected to real transitions and real expectations, firms see stronger progression, higher retention, and healthier internal mobility. Career paths are less linear, client demands are rising, and talent is harder to keep. Generic training programs no…
Lawyers are losing motions today for a simple reason: they trust AI more than the law. When a model invents a case, the court sees it as negligence, not a glitch. But used well, AI can sharpen a lawyer’s analysis, speed up research, and help produce stronger arguments with more care, not less. The story…
The best document comparison software for lawyers helps legal professionals quickly spot every change in contracts, pleadings, and filings – with precision far beyond MS Word’s built-in “Compare” tool. Top contenders like Litera Compare and Draftable Legal lead the field, offering reliable redlining, cross-format support for Word Docs and PDFs, and smooth integrations with systems…
AI in Learning and Development is no longer a futuristic concept – it’s here, reshaping how we learn, work, and think. The AI and the Future of Pedagogy report by Tom Chatfield outlines how AI can be harnessed to enhance learning rather than replace core skills. The key takeaway: AI should deepen understanding, not shortcut…
