Knowledge management

Distributed ledger technology - commonly called 'blockchain' - may potentially be game-changing for several industries, including legal. A new white paper explains why the world's leading companies are investing in advancing blockchain.

Although law firms and legal departments in the Middle East are beginning to recognise the importance of technology to streamline processes and boost workflow efficiencies, they still have work to do to adopt new legal tech and play catch-up with global law firms. Read our new report to find out more.

Thomson Reuters and the Open Data Institute are collaborating to create a more open approach to legal data across the sector. How could open data improve access to justice, for citizens as well as lawyers?

The frequency with which law firms are falling victim to data breaches and hacks should leave clients questioning their firm’s data security. Are law firms doing enough to protect their clients' data, and where are the weak links?

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’.