You’re using AI. Why isn’t it paying off?
Our 2026 report calls it the “efficiency paradox,” and most solo practitioners and small firms are living with it. Ask about AI itself and you’ll hear that it’s improved the quality of
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Inside Berkeley Law’s New AI Policy, and What It Means for Legal Education
What Berkeley Law’s AI policy prohibits, and what it allows
Berkeley didn’t ban AI. As a matter of policy, it made the use of AI prohibited as a default rule for almost every part of a student’s substantive work. Here’s…
MSO Law Firm Deals Are Rising Fast, but Is One Right for Your Practice?
What is an MSO law firm structure, exactly?
An MSO law firm consists of a split-entity structure designed to work around a state’s RPC Rule 5.4’s prohibition on nonlawyer ownership of law firms. In the typical law firm MSO structure,…
How to Have Performance Conversations That Actually Develop Your Law Firm Team
Why traditional law firm performance reviews fall short
Annual performance reviews can be stale, vague, and a surprise to staff. Part of the problem comes down to cadence. Most law firm performance reviews still revolve around a single annual conversation,…
Why Working Faster Isn’t Making Your Solo Practice More Profitable (And What to Do About It)
Solo and small law firm AI adoption: Why revenue gains are lagging
Day-to-day, the…
How AI Is Becoming a Powerful Employee Retention Strategy for Mid-Sized Law Firms
The real cost of turnover in mid-sized law firms
The most difficult reality of law firm attrition is that it’s expensive. The American Bar Association estimates that employee turnover costs law firms between $200,000 and $500,000 per lawyer. That’s…
AI Hallucinations in Legal Filings: How to Avoid Them and What to Do When You Find Them
What AI hallucinations in law actually are
In a legal context, AI hallucinations are one of two things. They’re either citations to cases or statutes that don’t exist, or citations to real authorities for propositions those authorities don’t actually support.…
Why Cloud Solutions Are the Foundation for AI in Law Firms
On the surface, AI adoption is high and firms are thriving
Mid-sized law firms appear to be ahead on AI maturity. Most have gone beyond simply trying out the technology; instead, they’ve taken a more deliberate, structured approach, with 60%…
Expanding the Frontier of Legal Agentic Work: GPT-5.5 Support in Clio Work and Vincent
How Lawyers Use AI to Boost Billable Hours and Improve Work-Life Balance
Research: productivity and well-being
Recent research suggests a strong link between productivity and well-being. If lawyers are inefficient, they tend to spend more time on low-value tasks and are more likely to feel overwhelmed and burn out.
At the same…