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The legal industry's patent departments have been notoriously slow to adapt to the AI revolution. Now, a major law firm is making a significant move, signaling a palpable shift in the market.
The AI revolution isn't just hitting law firms; it's trapping seasoned attorneys in a pre-retirement purgatory. Forget the balance sheet – the real problem is the soul.
Don't get too comfortable. The seemingly stable world of Biglaw is showing cracks, and the layoffs aren't over yet.
The ingrained habit of rushing client invoices might be costing law firms more than just goodwill. Here's why sometimes, waiting to send that bill is the smarter play.
Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh hit the pavement for a good cause, but his 26:23 finish in the Capital Challenge race offers more than just a stat.
The whispers about Biglaw layoffs are getting louder, but don't confuse today's anxieties with the full-blown crisis of 2009. We break down the subtle differences and the underlying economic currents.
Spirit Airlines, the king of cheap fares and passenger ire, is finally kaput. But is its disappearance a win for travelers, or just a prelude to higher prices?
Bumble's CEO just declared the end of the swipe. After disappointing quarters, the company is betting big on AI and a complete app redesign to stay afloat.
Forget the AI panacea. Savvy patent lawyers are treating AI as workflow infrastructure, not a magic wand. The results? Compressed timelines and deeper insights, not more errors.
Legora's new aOS promises an 'agentic operating system' for legal teams, aiming to automate complex work end-to-end. But does it deliver on the 'dawn of Agentic Law' hype?
The relentless march of AI and technological change is forcing a profound reckoning for many legal professionals. Beyond just new tools, it’s a fundamental shift prompting questions about career longevity and purpose.
LexisNexis is no longer just dabbling in legal AI. With Protégé Work, they're aiming for the bedrock of legal practice. The question is, can it live up to the lofty claims?