In 2025, “legal AI” stopped being a novelty and became a real operational lever—when implemented correctly. At the same time, plenty of AI initiatives underdelivered because they were bolted onto legal work without trustworthy data, governance, or workflow fit. Below is a detailed, factual recap of the legal AI trends that did and didn’t work […]
Legal AI in 2025: What Worked, What Didn’t, and What 2026 May Bring Read More »
The legal landscape, traditionally perceived as a bastion of precedent and meticulous human analysis, is on the cusp of a profound transformation. Artificial intelligence (AI) is no longer a futuristic fantasy but a rapidly evolving reality poised to revolutionize how individuals, freelancers, small and medium-sized businesses (SMBs), law firms, and large enterprises navigate the complexities
Leveling the Playing Field and the Risks of Being Left Behind Read More »
The buzz around Artificial Intelligence in the legal industry is undeniable. From contract review to legal research, the promises of efficiency and cost savings are hard to ignore. Many law firms are dipping their toes into the AI waters, perhaps implementing basic tools here and there. However, a crucial and often overlooked reality is emerging:
Not Using AI Effectively is Leaving Law Firms Behind Read More »
The legal industry has long been burdened by manual, time-consuming contract drafting processes. However, artificial intelligence (AI) is rapidly transforming how contracts are created, reviewed, and managed, benefiting law firms, small and medium-sized businesses (SMBs), and even individuals. Leading legal tech companies like Clio, Harvey AI, Spellbook, and Rocket Lawyer are pioneering AI-driven contract solutions,
How AI is Transforming Contract Creation Across Industries Read More »
Non-disclosure agreements (NDAs) aim to protect confidential information, but defining \”confidential\” is pivotal. Factors like oppressive clauses, irrelevant information protection, and misidentification can invalidate NDAs. The infamous Trump-Daniels case exemplifies these concerns. Crafting valid NDAs demands balancing secrecy and free speech, with courts assessing the information\’s value, NDA scope, fairness, and public interest.
When NDAs Go Too Far Read More »
