Rachel Williams We all know that every billable minute counts in BigLaw, but the biggest productivity killers often hide in plain sight: glacial tech that turns simple tasks into ordeals. A recent viral rant captured it perfectly — one associate reported it took a staggering 13 minutes just to open a single Word document from […]
By Sebastian Niles is a former M&A lawyer and current President and Chief Legal Officer at Salesforce Law is a noble profession, and it’s a business. Today, AI is no longer a future capability — it’s the enabler and catalyst for a fundamental shift in how law and professional services firms create value, drive top-line growth, manage
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Manual Ayala – Law firm AI creator and manager and owner of AI Vortex The BigLaw AI exodus everyone’s citing is six people at one firm. The bigger story is what happens when private capital decides it has a better theory of legal services than law firms do. Ten named partners have left BigLaw for
Three Points Law, the innovation-driven firm leading across tech, sport and commercial/data practices, today announces the appointment of Usman Wahid as Partner. Usman brings 25 years’ experience at top international firms, further cementing Three Points’ status as a pioneering tech-enabled law firm. Usman was previously partner at KPMG Law, where he was head of the
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Legora today announced the acquisition of Qura, a Stockholm-based pioneer in AI-native legal research. The acquisition marks a significant step in building Legora’s collaborative AI platform for legal professionals, where legal research serves as a foundational layer enabling systems that can navigate complex legal frameworks across jurisdictions with accuracy and traceability. “Legal research will be
John Bowie, LawFuel Publisher There is a Hall of Shame forming in American courtrooms, a growing roll-call of prestigious law firms undone by chatbots who display Trumpian confidence and a loose relationship with reality. For three years, the admission criteria have been simple: file a brief citing cases that never existed, apologise to a federal
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In yet another high-profile reminder that AI “hallucinations” remain a clear and present danger to even the most sophisticated law firms, Sullivan & Cromwell (S&C) has formally apologised to New York federal bankruptcy judge Martin Glenn after a major court filing in the Prince Group restructuring contained fabricated citations and misquoted the U.S. Bankruptcy Code.
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The Power Legal AI Stack High‑Performing Law Firms Are Betting On The legal profession doesn’t do disruption quietly. When it comes, it comes fast — and right now, AI is rewriting the economics of legal work at every level, from the Magic Circle to the solo practitioner billing from a spare bedroom. This is LawFuel’s
Harvey, the legal infrastructure for law firms and in-house teams, today officially opened its Dublin office at Riverside 2, Sir John Rogerson’s Quay. The company plans to grow its Dublin team to more than 40 employees over the next two years, marking a significant long-term investment in Ireland’s AI and business talent ecosystem. Harvey first
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Every litigator has lived it, the nightmare of “fact chaos” when discovery dumps, endless transcripts, buried emails, clinical records, and reports scattered everywhere become a spreadsheet grind. Hours (or days) wasted hunting timelines, cross-checking details, and praying you haven’t missed the one fact that swings the case. Australian legal tech startup Mary Technology just raised
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