Comment: Menopause – a critical juncture for diversity
19 October 2021
I’m not going to lie, I’m not always a big fan of days when we’re told we have to write about a particular topic and anyway, I forgot that yesterday
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Comment: As Data Evolution Charges Full Steam Ahead, is E-Discovery Along for the Ride?
13 October 2021
By Tom Jackson, FTI Technology E-discovery professionals need to constantly keep pace with the evolution of differing technologies that generate and retain data. This includes developing technical knowledge for comprehensive
Comment: The Benefits of Knowledge Management for Legal IT Leaders
14 September 2021
By Dave Wilson, founder and managing director of Tiger Eye For effective knowledge capture and management, knowledge leaders need IT buy-in, technical assistance – and often IT resources. To connect
Comment: ILTACON in person-was it worth the risk?
31 August 2021
For those who didn’t attend ILTACON in person this year due to the (again) surging COVID numbers, many of the large vendors like Litera, iManage pulling out and logistical problems
Comment: Five stages of developing a solid business case for legal tech
9 August 2021
By Matt Gould, head of legal transformation at ContractPodAi With digital technology evolving at such a rapid pace, it’s no surprise that the general feeling around change – in the highest echelons of companies
Comment: Why legal professionals can’t afford to keep making cybersecurity mistakes
5 August 2021
By Tim Sadler, CEO and co-founder of Tessian Would you be shocked to learn that more than half of legal professionals have sent at least one email to the wrong
Comment: Is your firm in the driving seat against cyber threats?
28 July 2021
By Steve Whiter, director of Appurity Not a day seems to go by these days without another report of a ‘hacking’ incident of some sort creating copy in the relevant media.
Comment: Could better work allocation be the antidote to law’s hidden mental health crisis?
13 July 2021
By William Dougherty, founder of Capacity A 2019 survey from the Junior Lawyers Division (JLD) provides a troubling window into the wellbeing of junior lawyers in the UK. Some 93% of