Technology

The pros and cons of remote, distributed work teams were a topic of discussion at the recent Thomson Reuters Knowledge Management Forum. More organisations are enabling people to work remotely, yet the consequences are not always fully considered.

Are barristers taking advantage of digitisation in their work in court? How can they use the new methods of working to their full potential? Robert Bryan of Drystone Chambers shares his viewpoint on how digital techniques can help in court.

Local government lawyers face perhaps the greatest challenges of any group of in-house lawyers. Here we look some solutions to those challenges, and how technology will fit into the changing landscape of local government services.

Document automation technology allows law firms to create client-facing solutions to deliver documents more efficiently. What are the key barriers to adopting this approach, and how can they be overcome?

In the latest in our series demystifying, exploring and analysing the impact of artificial intelligence on the legal profession, Richard Tromans looks at the current state of AI adoption. How are law firms adopting AI now, and for what purposes?