The death of the billable hour is something we have talked about and reported for – what seems – years. But now, according to a recently viewed billboard in San Francisco, the end is indeed here for the age-old billable hour. But it is also a clever ‘seizing the moment’ move by an AI law
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Law firms have spent decades tolerating one of their most expensive inefficiencies: time that simply never gets billed. Now, with AI quietly embedding itself into the operational spine of legal practice, that gap is starting to close. Litify’s latest move — integrating Billables AI into its platform — targets the profession’s most stubborn leak: manual
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Russell McVeagh has appointed four new Senior Associates across its Banking and Finance, Real Estate and Construction, Litigation and Public Law and Regulation practices, further strengthening the depth of expertise across the firm. Nasif Azam and Rayhan Langdana are returning alumni, bringing valuable international experience from leading firms in London. Andy Cartwright and Jess Elder
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Knights Law continues its growth with an announcement of revenues exceeding 200 million and an 18 percent profit growth. We last reported on the company when it acquired Moore Barlow law earlier this year. Knights plc, officially known as Knights Group Holdings plc (LSE: KGH), is a corporatised legal service providing legal and professional services
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Southampton Football Club has this evening been informed that the EFL’s League Arbitration Panel has upheld the sanctions imposed earlier this week. As a result, the club will not participate in Saturday’s Championship Play-Off Final. This is an extremely disappointing outcome for everybody connected with Southampton Football Club. We know how painful this moment will
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Article source: WeBuyGuns.com Gun ownership in the United States sits at the intersection of constitutional rights, federal statute, and a patchwork of state rules that differ sharply from one jurisdiction to the next. The legal landscape of gun ownership and sales is rarely as simple as a single law or a single authority. The core
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19 May 2026, Auckland, New Zealand – Sundaresh Thangavelu has been recognised by the New Zealand Law Society Property Law Section Ngā Rōia Ture Rawa as one of its four Rising Stars in 2026. The recognition acknowledges exceptional technical ability in property law, standout client service, and future leadership in the profession. Sundaresh is an associate in DLA
As federal agencies drown in rising FOIA and Privacy Act requests, Casepoint has launched its most significant upgrade yet to Casepoint FOIA — a next-generation AI-powered platform designed to slash backlogs, streamline workflows, and deliver faster public access to records without compromising security or compliance. In a legal AI landscape still dominated by general-purpose tools
Cardiff, Wales – 19 May 2026: Silks, the privacy-first AI platform built exclusively for mid-market law firms, has launched a strategic integration with Credas, enabling firms to trigger certified identity verification directly within their AI-powered compliance and onboarding workflows — without ever leaving the Silks environment. The seamless integration allows firms to connect existing Credas
Private wealth lawyers Boodle Hatfield have announced that it is set to hit £49.5m revenue this year – marking the firm’s second consecutive year of double-digit growth. The results for the London-based firm come off the back of a strategic focus on private capital for the firm, which has doubled its revenue in a decade.
