In 2025, it is nearly impossible to find a sector that has not, in some way, incorporated AI into its core work processes.

Here's how AI might influence the future of our legal system — and its potential benefits and limitations for businesses of all sizes.

As generative AI in the legal industry rapidly evolves, law firms are feeling pressure to adopt, but also significant hesitation. From partners ...

ALM teamed up with AI legal experts at McDermott Will & Schulte to create a comprehensive treatise on all things AI and the ...

The American Bar Association’s 2024 Artificial Intelligence TechReport, released earlier this year, found 30.2% of attorneys ...

Elite has unveiled the latest innovations to its pioneering SaaS platform 3E, along with a sharp rise in demand for cloud ...

Theo AI head of legal product Sarah Johansson noted that legal tech recruiters weren’t present at career events when she was ...

At the start of this year, ACEDS and Secretariat teamed up to examine how legal professionals were navigating AI adoption flagging issues of ...

Rather than the traditional view of India as a consumer of global AI solutions, there is a growing opportunity today to take ...

Across firms, corporate legal teams, and courtrooms, something is breaking - under pressure, under volume, under time. The legal profession is built on precision, but drowns in repetition. This is ...

StayModern reports there are five industries ripe for AI disruption: healthcare, finance, retail, legal, and manufacturing.