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…
