The facts behind Morgan v. V2X Inc.
The defendant, V2X, sought a protective order before discovery even began. They asked the court to require certain protections over information labeled by parties as confidential. Those protections included deletion requirements and accountability
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What ABA TECHSHOW 2026’s Startup Alley Tells Us About Where Legal Tech Is Going
From chatbots to agentic AI in legal technology
Chatbots are easy to adopt. Lawyers have told us that. But there’s a long way between typing a question into a chat window and getting something you can actually file, send, or
Legal Pricing Strategies for Law Firms: From Billable Hours to Data-Driven Pricing
Why the billable hour alone no longer works
Let’s be honest: The billable hour has always been a leaky bucket. While it’s treated as the gold standard for legal pricing strategies, only a fraction of recorded hours actually becomes
Why Legal AI Fails Without Context
Context is the foundation of useful legal AI
The most important information in a legal case lives across the matter and the firm: the documents, the emails, the timeline, the jurisdiction, the client’s history, and the firm’s own work product.
How to Summarize Legal Documents With AI: Tools, Risks, and Workflow Best Practices
Can AI summarize legal documents?
The short answer is yes: Among AI’s best use cases in law is summarizing legal documents. It isn’t, however, foolproof, and its performance depends largely on the chosen tool. Any tool’s capabilities and limitations are
Why Clients Delay Paying Law Firms (and How to Prevent It)
Why clients delay paying law firms
Most delays aren’t about money: they’re about clarity, timing, and convenience. Understanding these operational hurdles helps explain the psychology behind how clients perceive and pay for legal services.
The psychology of paying for legal
GEO for Law Firms: How to Stay Visible When AI Changes the Rules
How AI search works (and why it’s different from Google)
AI search is any search experience where artificial intelligence synthesizes information from multiple sources and presents a generated answer. Instead of ten blue links, users get a direct summary, sometimes
Debunking AI Myths Legal Professionals Still Believe
AI Myth 1: AI will one day replace legal judgment
Will AI replace lawyers? This concern often surfaces when people see AI generate legal language. Drafting, summarizing, outlining, and issue-spotting sit close enough to legal reasoning that it can feel
AI Disclosure Template for Lawyers: When to Disclose, What to Say, and How to Stay Compliant
How lawyers are using AI in legal practice today
Clients might be most concerned about AI use for substantive legal work, but that’s not the only area where lawyers are using AI. In fact, there are many AI use cases
Why You Should Have a Legal AI Assistant in Your Firm
What a legal AI assistant actually is (and what it isn’t)
Think of an AI assistant for lawyers as a teammate built into your workflow. It supports the tasks that quietly consume large parts of your day, such as summarizing