Artificial intelligence is moving from experimentation to everyday use across the legal sector, creating opportunity and risk for law firms. The challenge is no longer whether lawyers will use AI, but how firms can introduce it in a way that supports productivity, protects clients, and maintains professional standards. In this article, I’ll share how our…
AI adoption in law firms has reached the point where access to tools is no longer the main issue – it’s AI training in legal. The harder task is helping people use several AI systems well, within firm policy, across real legal workflows. The 2026 ILTA Technology Survey shows that 94% of responding firms are…
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…
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…
