Supporting access to justice
Supporting access to justice is core to Clio’s mission, which is why we see recent consumer-facing AI developments as an important and encouraging step forward.
Research from the American Bar Foundation, the World Justice Project, and
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Does Using AI Waive Attorney-Client Privilege? Breaking Down the United States v. Heppner Case
By Ed Walters
The short answer: no. But the case does have some important lessons for how you guide your clients.
When United States v. Heppner made headlines, reactions ranged from concerned to alarmed. Does consulting an AI chatbot destroy privilege? Is legal…
From Missed Calls to More Clients: How AI Employees Help Law Firms Scale Service and Revenue
By Damien Riehl
The operational bottleneck limiting law firm growth
Running a law firm today means managing far more than legal work. Beyond substantive matter work, your team juggles new client intake, appointment scheduling, payment follow-ups, status updates, and the steady…
Will AI Mean the Death of the Billable Hour in Legal?
With artificial intelligence, legal professionals are getting much more done in a day. But for law firms that bill primarily by the hour, this may not bode well. As lawyers complete their work faster for clients, they log fewer billable…
AI Use Cases in Law: What Lawyers Can Actually Use AI for Today
Discover what AI can actually do for your firm.
Clio’s secure, legal-specific AI is built to support research, drafting, and everyday legal workflows.
Clio’s secure, legal-specific AI is built to support research, drafting, and everyday legal workflows.
Top AI use cases in law across the legal workflow
Here’s how AI…
How to Start a Legal Podcast
Why lawyers should consider starting a podcast
As legal marketing becomes more competitive, law firms need channels that build trust, not just visibility. As successful lawyers have shared through law firm marketing tips, thought leadership, education, and meaningful client…
Channel Partners Helping Law Firms Succeed With Clio: 2025 Partner Impact Award Winners
2025 Partner Impact Award winners
Each winner exemplifies what it means to be a top-producing partner and trusted advisor within the Clio partner ecosystem. Awards are organized by region, North America and International, to reflect the global reach of the…
Why Write-Downs Are Costing Law Firms More Than Lost Billable Hours
What legal write-downs are and why they happen
A write-down is a decision to cut the amount of billable time that appears on a client invoice before it is sent. In other words, write-downs occur after legal work is performed,…
California Senate Passes SB 574 to Regulate Lawyers’ Use of AI
What SB 574 requires: four considerations for lawyers using AI
The bill doesn’t ban AI use in legal practice. Instead, it clarifies that existing professional obligations (confidentiality, competence, accuracy, and fairness) still apply when using AI tools.
The bill defines…
AI Legal Compliance for Law Firms: What Lawyers Need to Know in 2026
By Damien Riehl
What is AI legal compliance?
AI legal compliance refers to a law firm’s duty to ensure the use of AI-based legal technology remains safe, ethical, and lawful. More specifically, while the methods for achieving AI legal compliance may vary, all
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