Innovation

The law is fertile ground for predictive analytics and machine learning. In part 2 of this series, we look at the social benefits of potential uses of analytics in legal.

Could predictive analytics help lawyers to avoid miscarriages of justice? What are some of the use cases that could help transform the legal industry, and what benefits might they bring to society at large?

More and more employers are affording their employees the ability to work from home, or “remotely.” But while working from home is growing, it is not growing as quickly at in-house legal departments.

Beyond the day-to-day business of delivering client service, law firms know the market is changing and will get tougher. This is particularly true for small and medium law firms, according to our latest research report, ‘The Lawyer-Entrepreneur’.

What's it like to actually scope, test, pilot and roll out a document automation solution on the ground at a law firm? We spoke to three automation champions about how they transformed the way their firms draft contracts.