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On the first day of ILTACON, someone asked a room of more than 200 legal technologists where their firms were with AI. […]

A partner brings forward a problem. It is easy to recognize: the work is cumbersome, something takes too long, or a process […]

A while back, I joined an ILTA panel about chasing AI ROI. During prep, as I explained how returns could be tracked, […]

Law Firms Are Built to Spread Bets. AI Rewards Firms That Concentrate Them. For the last few years, AI progress at law […]

In Agents: Where GenAI Value Actually Lives, Ruark Chick and Floor Blindenbach-Driessen sort agent ideas into three categories — personal, workflow, and […]

Your champions are no longer experimenting. They have found useful workflows, built confidence and changed parts of how they work. In some […]

I had not planned to spend the afternoon with Harry Truman. It was the week before the United States turned 250 — […]

If you’ve spent any time around legal innovation panels, you’ve heard the line. Henry Ford supposedly said that if he’d asked customers […]

A leadership team sits down to talk about GenAI. The ambition is there. So is the pressure. Someone has seen what a […]

Six years ago, I started building an innovation tool. I poured my soul into it — my earnings, my expertise, my evenings. […]

There’s a particular kind of energy in the room right now. Leadership teams across professional services — law firms, consulting practices, financial […]