
Shadow AI in law firms: what you need to know
AndreeaD@burlingtonmedia.co.uk | 21.10.25
Law firms are increasingly using generative AI (genAI) for tasks like drafting contracts and client communications. Tools like ChatGPT offer speed and efficiency, but when used without approval, they can expose sensitive data to third-party platforms. This is the risk of shadow AI, where unapproved AI use threatens confidentiality and compliance. If your firm hasn’t […]
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Shadow AI in law firms: what you need to know
Law firms are increasingly using generative AI (genAI) for tasks like drafting contracts and client communications. Tools like ChatGPT offer speed and efficiency, but when used without approval, they can expose sensitive data to third-party platforms. This is the risk of shadow AI, where unapproved AI use threatens confidentiality and compliance. If your firm hasn’t […]
Legal AI uncovered: what every firm should know
Brian Rogers | Regulatory director at Access Legal | 21.10.2025
Everyone’s talking about AI in law, but what does it actually mean for your day-to-day practice? Will it make your job easier or render some roles obsolete? To cut through the noise, we turned to someone who knows the reality behind the buzz: Uwais Iqbal, founder of AI consultancy simplexico. In a live Q&A, he […]
The legal aid crisis and how technology can help
SOS Legal | | 21.10.2025
Legal aid in England and Wales is at a tipping point. A decade of funding cuts, growing demand, and outdated systems has left the sector struggling to deliver justice to those who need it most. With wait times climbing, providers exiting the profession, and cybersecurity risks on the rise, the legal aid system is buckling […]
Many voices, one system: a guide to choosing your next practice management system
Tessaract | | 16.10.2025
Picture the room: the managing partner wants agility, better client experience, increased productivity and ultimately an improved bottom line. Finance wants tighter lockup and fewer write‑offs. Fee earners just want the admin to get out of the way. IT is quietly (and rightly) worrying about security, integrations and the data model. All four are right […]
AI at work: the productivity revolution
Nathan Jamieson | CISO at Iomart Group | 15.10.2025
It’s rare to see a technology move from buzzword to boardroom priority as quickly as generative AI (genAI). In just over a year, it’s gone from curiosity to daily tool for millions of workers, shaping workflows, speeding up delivery and transforming expectations in almost every sector. From my perspective as a CISO, the conversation around […]
Law in the age of tech — a risk perspective
Calum MacLean | Risk manager (professional and financial risks) at Miller | 15.10.2025
The intersection of law and technology was a dominant theme at Miller’s 2025 Legal Risk & Compliance conference, with a particular focus on artificial intelligence (AI) and its implications for legal practice and data protection. Featuring expert insights from Andrea Ward, data protection officer at Charles Russell Speechleys (CRS), and Dean Armstrong KC, head of […]
Last-minute changes? Managing urgent changes with e-bundling technology
Bundledocs | | 15.10.2025
In the fast-paced world of law, cases rarely follow a perfectly planned schedule. Legal professionals often face last-minute filings, objections, or evidence that must be incorporated into existing documents under immense time pressure. Traditionally, manual collation and paper-based methods have left teams scrambling to make updates, risking errors that can undermine credibility in court. E-bundling […]
How to build a high-performing law firm: lessons from Doyle Clayton’s CEO
Amy Bruce | Marketing director of Osprey Approach | 6.10.2025
In conversation with Amy Bruce, marketing director of Osprey Approach, the podcast covers: Lessons learnt from a law firm CEO How to measure success Secrets to building a high-performing team The impact of having an employee-owned trust Advice for aspiring law firm leaders From the army to employment law Tina’s path to leading a successful […]
Why tech-driven legal change fails
John Watts | Regional account manager at LexisNexis Enterprise Solutions | 1.10.2025
Almost every law firm has a story about new technology adoption and legal change that didn’t go to plan. Today, as firms focus on implementing AI, bearing in mind the learnings from previous technology adoption projects is a worthwhile consideration. Otherwise, the pattern may be frustratingly familiar: initial enthusiasm, significant investment, followed by disappointing results […]
Caught between FOMO and paralysis: how legal innovators can navigate AI in 2025
Avail AI | | 1.10.2025
“So, what tools are you using?” It’s a simple question, but for many legal innovators it lands with weight. Clients want reassurance that their advisers are keeping pace and not falling behind. Lawyers also want confidence, not just to feel comfortable with legal tech, but to know they’ve chosen the right tools that work with […]
Ten tips to prepare your clients for remote ID checks and speed up onboarding
VSiD | | 1.10.2025
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Are you doing enough to prepare your clients for their digital identity checks? As a professional services firm, you may have moved to carrying out your KYC and AML checks remotely, which is saving you time and reducing risk. However, in our experience, the firms that prepare their clients by letting them know what to […]
Eight tips for completing your proposal form
Marc Rowson | partner at Lockton | 3.09.2025
When you’re applying for professional indemnity insurance (PII) or renewing your policy, the proposal form plays a key role in helping insurers to assess the risks associated with your practice. While there may be less scrutiny on firms with market conditions continuing to improve, a detailed and thorough proposal form can help to dilute costing […]
Supercharge your business development through client experience
Amy Bruce | marketing director at Osprey Approach | 3.09.2025
With almost two decades in the legal sector and experience supporting over 120 firms, Emma Egerton-Jones, non-practising solicitor and client experience and business development coach shares practical strategies to help lawyers build confidence, navigate client expectations, and create lasting relationships based on value and trust. Three essentials for the modern law firm Emma identifies three […]
How does automated real-time monitoring for PEPs, sanctions and fraud work?
VSiD | | 3.09.2025
Automated real-time monitoring (RTM) of politically exposed persons (PEPs), sanctions and fraud provides a critical element for any organisation’s anti-money laundering (AML) and counter-terrorism financing (CTF) compliance requirements. This ensures that customers and related parties are continuously screened against global watchlists, sanctions list politically exposed persons (PEPs), and fraud databases throughout the entire business relationship, […]
The open AI dilemma: why convenience can be a cybersecurity trap
Nathan Jamieson | CISO at iomart | 21.08.2025
Artificial intelligence (AI) is fast becoming as embedded in the modern workplace as email or instant messaging. From drafting reports to writing code, tools like ChatGPT and GitHub are helping teams work faster, smarter and more creatively than ever before. But as adoption rises, so too does a more sinister trend: the quiet, unsanctioned use […]
The bottom line: focusing on financials in your PII proposal
Calum MacLean | Risk manager, Miller Insurance Services | 21.08.2025
When it comes to completing your professional indemnity insurance (PII) proposal form, financial details are paramount. While the information requested may not always align neatly with the data that comes out of your accounts package or practice management software, it’s crucial to take the time to ensure accuracy. This is your opportunity to present a […]