Law firms invest heavily in legal technology, but few measure its real impact. Explore how to measure and track 3 key metrics—utilization, time spent on tasks, and time spent on matters—to determine legal tech ROI.
Transcript management software with AI streamlines deposition summaries, annotation, designations, and more. Explore the features and benefits of using AI for transcript management
AI is changing how litigation teams analyze evidence, develop strategy, and deliver value to clients. Discover six expert insights on how law firms can prepare their people, platforms, and workflows for the next phase of AI in litigation.
AI adoption among arbitration professionals is growing. Explore five real-world use cases for AI in arbitration and how the new Ciarb Guideline on the Use of AI helps practitioners adopt AI responsibly—ensuring transparency, procedural integrity, and trust every step of the way.
Legalweek 2026 is almost here, so we’ve curated 7 essential sessions—from AI agents and tech adoption tips to data management and collaboration, you can build your Legalweek agenda here.
Defensible AI in legal practice is not about faster answers alone. It is about transparency, traceability, and trust. Lawyers must be able to explain how AI supports decisions, verify sources, protect confidential data, and maintain human oversight.
Case strategy technology uses AI to help lawyers analyze evidence, test legal theories, and build persuasive narratives more efficiently. Explore why firms that adopt case strategy software are better positioned to deliver insight-driven advocacy and gain a competitive advantage.
Arbitral institutions are redefining arbitration through next-generation digital case management. From DIAC’s DANA platform to ICC Case Connect and SIAC Gateway, tech is becoming central to speed, transparency, and user trust.
AI in legal practice is now a reality, transforming how lawyers work. As the industry embraces this shift, true innovation will come from those who combine deep legal insight with autonomous thinking to create ethical, intelligent, and genuinely valuable technology.
Hybrid hearings are now an established feature of arbitration practice. They combine in-person and remote participation, to offer greater flexibility across multiple jurisdictions.