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Legal Technology Simplified in 2025

CARET Legal

According to the 2025 In-House Legal Budgeting Report from Axiom and Wakefield Research, 96% of general councils said they expect “AI will meaningfully reduce costs within their legal department.” The importance of adopting these technologies cannot be overstated.

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Please, Please Stop Using ChatGPT If You’re Not Checking Cites

Above The Law

In a ruling by the federal circuit and family court on Friday, Justice Rania Skaros referred the lawyer, who had his name redacted from the ruling, to the Office of the NSW Legal Services Commissioner (OLSC) for consideration. Presumably the judge said, “That’s not a case… this is a case.”

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Law Firms of All Sizes Can Easily Integrate AI Tools Into eDiscovery

Attorney at Work

In fact, most lawyers already use AI daily in both their personal lives — via tools like Google and smartphone Face ID — and in their professional lives for tasks like legal research. Technology leaders have had to reassure users across all sectors that AI is here to help them, not replace them.

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Time’s Up: Will Law Firms Say Goodbye To Billable Hour In The (Gen)AI Era?

Above The Law

In our forthcoming Spring 2025 publication, Fighting the Hypothetical: Why Law Firms Should Rethink the Billable Hour in the Generative AI Era, [1] we hypothesize that Generative AI (GenAI) technology will change forever how legal services are delivered and will force law firms to re-engineer their legacy economic model.

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This thing called AI: Will it help you or will it harm you?

The Estrin Report

I sat down with Dr. Don Billings , a long-time colleague, who knows just about anything one needs to know about legal technology and beyond. As those of you who have been in the field for awhile know first-hand, lawyers are always the last to get on the bandwagon with changes, let alone technology changes. Not going to happen.

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Alternative Legal Service Provider and Cenza – A quick recap of the journey

Cenza

It took years to shape into a formal industry and to be christened Alternative Legal Service Providers. This fact was further reiterated by Thomson Reuters’ Alternative Legal Service Providers 2021 Report, which unveiled that nearly 79% of law firms and over 71% of corporate law departments are leveraging the services of ALSPs.

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How has AI emerged as the go-to legal technology?

Cenza

By introducing the ability to research case law online as an alternative to spending hours flipping through books, attorneys could save a significant amount of time, which they utilized for building client relationships. This invention set the stage for a technology revolution in the legal space. Legal AI in the early years.