May has been an extraordinary month in terms of announcements, and one that has had law firms and legal organisations across the board rethinking their AI strategies, again.
We’ve had the launch of Claude for Legal as well as open source legal AI offering MikeOSS. And the two largest document management system vendors have both announced a strategic pivot that requires some serious thinking about what it means for your strategy. We take a look at some of the implications.
The May issue also includes a fantastic Legal Tech Clinic from Patrick Hurley, global lead for applications management solutions at Harbor, who says that law firms can’t AI their way out of a talent strategy problem. Hurley shares his expertise and insights on how to create a talent strategy to get the right business outcome.
And Yasmin Lambert from our editorial partner RSGI shares some insights from a Chatham House conversation with general counsel in APAC, who discussed how their AI plans had progressed and looked to some of the challenges ahead.
We’ve got a huge product launch table this month, with 12 new releases – we share who, what, when, and why it matters, exclusively in the Orange Rag. Make sure you’re signed up because a lot of this content doesn’t appear anywhere else.
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