From : Blog Entry >> Patrick’s Blog EntryA law firm’s most sensitive files are more exposed than most employees realize. Not in some distant scenario, but right now, in the ordinary course of business, most are likely accessible to bad actors today. A firm’s most sensitive deal documents, litigation strategy, and client intellectual property are stored in plain, readable…
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From : Blog Entry >> Brendan’s Blog EntryPlease enjoy this blog authored by Brendan Miller, Former AmLaw 100 Partner, Turned Legal Innovation Leader. NOTE: This blog is an extension of a more detailed treatment of this topic published in ILTA’s Spring 2026 Peer to Peer publication: Teaching Judgment in the Age of AI – Building Legal Professionals Who Rely…
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From : Blog Entry >> Laura’s Blog EntryThe latest Women in Legal Tech event, on the 7 th July, brought together legal technology professionals for an engaging and thought-provoking discussion on “AI & You” , exploring how women can embrace artificial intelligence, navigate the noise surrounding the technology, and position themselves for the opportunities ahead. Moderated by Nina Gratrick,…
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From : Blog Entry >> William’s Blog EntryPlease enjoy this blog post co-authored by William Grady, Director of Information Technology, Conn Kavanaugh Rosenthal Peisch & Ford LLP, and Nancy Jeng, Co-founder, Billables AI. Artificial intelligence (AI) is already changing how law firms capture time. In the first article in this series, How AI Is Transforming Time Capture in Law…
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From : Blog Entry >> Adam’s Blog EntryEvery IT director who has lived through a practice management migration knows the shape of the story before it starts. The kickoff meeting is optimistic. The vendor’s timeline slide says four months. By month six, the finance team is still running two systems in parallel, half the attorneys have quietly gone back…
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From : Blog Entry >> Zena’s Blog EntryPlease enjoy this blog post co-authored by Zena Applebaum, Senior Vice President, Head of Marketing, Harbor Global LLC and Michael Kershek, Solutions Marketing Specialist, Harbor Global LLC. Every AI conversation eventually lands in the same place. The technology is impressive. The demonstrations are slick. The possibilities seem endless. But after attending the…
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From : Blog Entry >> Steven’s Blog EntryA phased rollout should not postpone security. It should match capability, data access and monitoring to what the firm is prepared to govern. Law firms tend to talk about enterprise AI rollouts as a yes or no decision. Either the tool is approved for everyone, or it stays blocked until every question…
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From : Blog Entry >> Stephanie’s Blog EntryPlease enjoy this feature quiz created by Stephanie Carty, Senior Practice Manager, McCarter & English. Think you may be burned out? Take this seven-question quiz to find out! Working in legal operations is a lot. You’re juggling technology, vendors, process improvement, and attorney demands all while trying to carve out something resembling…
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From : Blog Entry >> William’s Blog EntryPlease enjoy this blog post co-authored by Colin Cahill, Practice Director, Microsoft Solutions, InOutSource; Priscila Martins, Director of Information Governance and Special Projects, Conn Kavanaugh Rosenthal Peisch & Ford LLP; and William Grady, Director of Technology and Business Operations, Conn Kavanaugh Rosenthal Peisch & Ford LLP. Artificial intelligence is no longer a…
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From : Blog Entry >> ILTA’s Blog EntryNew Foundational Guide Addresses AI Adoption, Ethics, and Professional Responsibility Across the Legal Profession Chicago, IL, 29 June 2026 — The International Legal Technology Association (ILTA) and the Thomson Reuters Institute announced today the release of the AI Guide for Legal Professionals: A Foundational Overview , a co-published resource designed to equip…
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From : Blog Entry >> Aseet’s Blog EntryPlease enjoy this blog co-authored by Aseet Patel, Founder and CEO, PatentOAResponse.com and Matti Neustadt, CEO, Founder, V4 Final. On May 21, 2026, ILTA’s “Chasing AI ROI” webinar asked the question that a lot of firms are quietly avoiding: after all the money spent on AI, how do we actually know there…
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From : Blog Entry >> Cassandra’s Blog EntryClient confidentiality is at the core of every law firm. From client files and financial records to intellectual property and litigation documents, safeguarding that data is essential to maintaining client trust and meeting regulatory obligations. While many firms have invested in cybersecurity solutions, few know how effectively those controls would perform when…
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From : Blog Entry >> Cassandra’s Blog EntryLaw firms are entrusted with highly sensitive information, including personal data, financial records, intellectual property, litigation materials, and confidential business information. As privacy regulations evolve and cyber threats continue to increase, law firms face growing pressure to demonstrate strong data protection practices and effective privacy governance. For many firms, the challenge is…
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