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Why do we need to use jargon when it comes to legal documents? Why can't attorneys just use plain language for it? This question comes to a lot of minds every time they open a legal document. Here's why we need it👇🏻

Is AI taking over the world? What does it mean for the legal industry?🧑🏻‍⚖️ The possibilities of what AI can achieve are endless. Learn how companies are using AI to reach the next level of automation.🤖 Read the full article here👇🏻

Storing and managing 100s of contracts and documents is tiring. And not being able to find a specific one from them when you need it is just so frustrating.😖 Thanks to AI and Contract management systems, now they don’t have to be. Learn how AI can help you in organizing and managing contracts better👇🏻

Can a lawyer be a programmer?🤔 What a weird question right?🙄 Turns out you can. And in fact a good one. But should you even try?🤷‍♂️ Here’s why we believe you should👇🏻

Employment contracts can be tricky.📃 And you don’t always know what EXACTLY you are signing up for. Here’s a guide you can refer to before signing any employment contract. This will help you understand what to look for in such contracts and what to beware of.👀

Do you know that legal chatbots are available 24/7, offering instant support to clients and eliminating the need to call or email a law firm’s staff?

A Legal Trends Report 2020, believes that attorneys on average record only 2.5 billable hours per day, with the rest of their day consumed by less important non-billable tasks.

The security of clients’ data should be the top priority for any business, especially if it’s a legal profession. The American Bar Association’s (ABA) Ethical and Model Rules of Professional Conduct mandate lawyers to make every reasonable effort in protecting the client’s information, otherwise face serious legal implications if a breach occurs. 

What will it take to be a successful law firm in 2022? As the world is not yet over with the pandemic and the industries worldwide are dealing with its consequences, it’s now more important than ever for lawyers to stay acquainted with legal technology trends that they should consider adopting in their private practice, or for their firms. 

Delay in the signing of NDA = Delay in sharing of confidential information = Delay in business projects

“Digital adoption has taken a quantum leap” due to the pandemic, with companies transitioning to remote work “40 times more quickly than [executives] thought possible,” according to an October 2020 McKinsey report.

That old cliché “time is money “is as useful for a Big Law as for a Solo law firm. Find out how you to save 30% of the legal team’s time with technology, which means more money.

Are you overwhelmed by spending precious business hours on reading and managing tons of contracts than getting real-work done? Let’s automate contracts.

Having a good set of questions to ask before talking to any legaltech vendor and a checklist of the state-of-the-art functionalities that modern Legal AI software should have, is really important.

Are you signing an NDA? Check whether each clause is in line with market standards. This article provides data-driven insights into how NDAs are actually used in practice.

In recent years Blockchain has created quite a buzz, and could quickly make its way into the legaltech sphere. However...

There are many software applications that have been introduced in the legal field with the usage of Artificial Intelligence, but not necessarily each and every lawyer...

No doubt real estate transactions involve intricate processes -beginning with a letter of intent and finishing with a final closing agreement...

Those Lawyers Not Adopting Legal Technology Could Ultimately Miss Out On "A Very, Very Unfair Advantage".

As New Tools Are Made, What Will Soon Separate Success From Failure Is The Ability To Use These Tools In A Fast And Effective Way.

AI Has Made Its Own Niche In Optimizing An Attorney’s Work. This Paradigm-Shift Has Led To Certain Gaps In The Implication Of Professional Ethics...

Looking At History, The Legal Sector Has Taken More Time Than Other Sectors, On Average, To Adopt New Technologies.

COVID-19 Has Forced Essentially Every Industry, Including Law, To Digitalize. Although The Resistance To Innovation Of This Sector Is Strong...

Inside The Article, All The Major Advancements That Have Contributed To The Further Digitalization Of The Legal Profession.

Research Shows That Inefficient Contracting Causes Firms To Lose Between 5% To 40% Of The Value On A Given Deal.

Natural Language Processing And Computer Vision Will Transform The Document Review Landscape.