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EVOLVE 2026 hit its mark as an intimate legal tech conference, yet the conversation around Artificial Intelligence felt surprisingly stunted. Attendees yearned for a forward-looking perspective beyond the basics.
Forget sterile lab coats and dusty journals. UNC Charlotte is doubling down on the messy, exhilarating process of turning raw discovery into tangible intellectual property, celebrating inventions with real-world bite.
The legal tech landscape just got a seismic jolt. Microsoft's new Legal Agent and Anthropic's Claude for Word are not just incremental upgrades; they signal a fundamental shift, potentially forcing up to 25% of large firm lawyers to abandon their current specialized tools.
Microsoft's Legal Agent for Word is here, promising to automate tedious legal tasks. But does it deliver on its lofty promises?
We thought we were getting faster tools. What we're actually getting is a whole new operating system for law. This changes everything.
The legal AI landscape is solidifying its alliances. Slaughter and May's embrace of Harvey isn't just another vendor announcement; it's a critical data point in the ongoing consolidation of AI strategy among the Magic Circle elite.
The promise of AI streamlining legal dockets has been a constant refrain. Now, a new player claims to deliver on-demand summarization and intelligent search.
Forget the tech hype for a second. Real people, the lawyers grinding away in the trenches, are seeing shifts. And it looks like the 'mid-sized' law firm is quietly eating everyone's lunch.
Four legal AI companies cracked the exclusive Scaling Europe Top 50, a proof to their explosive revenue growth. But what does this data-driven ranking really tell us about the state of European legal tech?
The esteemed Legal AI Beat isn't about AI this time. It's about lawyers. And a simple courtesy. Why is asking for an adjournment becoming a tactical battlefield?
The promise of an open social web hinges on interoperability. But connecting your Mastodon, Bluesky, and Threads accounts isn't always the smoothly experience advertisers suggest.
Biglaw firms traditionally guard their billable hours fiercely. Yet, Cleary Gottlieb's ClearyX is actively building tools to let clients do the work themselves, cheaper and faster.