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Mar 31, 2026
Measuring the impact of AI on law firms
Ari Kaplan, a leading legal industry analyst, partnered with Legora to conduct a comprehensive qualitative survey on AI's impact on law firms. 3 months. 31 firms. From AmLaw to Magic Circle and top international practices. This is what he found.
Events
Precedent London: leading the new era for legal work
Over 300 leaders in AI and law gathered at the Royal Opera House on a Thursday afternoon for what felt less like a summit and more like a turning point. We called it Precedent. And this time, we brought it to London.
Legora voices
Scott Cohen
Privilege and Confidentiality in AI-Assisted Legal Practice: A Response to United States v. Heppner
A February 17, 2026 decision from Judge Rakoff in the US District Court for the Southern District of New York (SDNY) has attracted significant interest in the LegalTech community, and the legal industry in general as it continues to adopt AI tooling.¹
Perspectives
From Video Store to Streaming: A Framework for Thinking About Debevoise’s STAAR and other Platform-Enabled Law Firm Services
In some ways, the dominant mode of legal service delivery resembles the old VHS or DVD model, whereby everyone rented movies by walking or driving to their local video store.
Shapers
Adam D.H. Chisholm and Robert Shore on using AI to sharpen legal thinking
Adam D.H. Chisholm and Robert Shore bring perspectives from very different areas of law at McMillan LLP. Adam is a partner in Litigation & Dispute Resolution, focused on high-stakes disputes across capital markets, intellectual property, and administrative law. Robert is a partner in Commercial Real Estate, advising developers on complex, data-heavy projects that shape cities.
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Alex Aldous on why the data question in legal AI has no fixed answer
Before joining Legora, Alex Aldous spent time as in-house legal counsel working with large corporations across international markets, advising clients directly and evaluating SaaS and AI technology from a data privacy perspective. She knows the weight of the questions lawyers ask when assessing an AI platform's approach to their data, because she's asked them herself.
The Movers
From hours of manual review to minutes: Meet the next generation shaping legal work
The Movers is a new Legora series created to put that generation in the spotlight — the next generation learning, experimenting, and using legal AI every day. Shaping the future of legal practice from the ground up. Our first conversation is with Rahwa Efrem, a Senior Associate in Corporate M&A at Forvis Mazars in Munich.
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The public sector’s quiet crisis, and the AI opportunity hiding within
Marcus Rajkowski, Head of Public Sector EMEA, and Leonard Schreij, VP EMEA, spend a lot of time inside European public institutions. What they keep finding is the same problem in different forms: talented people, buried in paperwork, unable to do the work they were hired for. This is their case for why that has to change.
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Team Legora
What it takes to lead AI change at the world’s largest law firms
When Adamantia Velonis talks about large-scale AI adoption she rarely starts with the technology.
Legora voices
Team Legora
Her Counsel Paris: Where influence finds its voice
Women now make up the majority of the legal profession. In France, around 56–57% of lawyers are women. Across Europe, close to 60% of law graduates are female. And yet, leadership tells a different story.
Her Counsel
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Curiosity, culture, and change: Richard Medd on shaping an AI-forward, diverse law firm
Richard Medd has spent his entire legal career at Browne Jacobson. He joined straight out of law school as a trainee, moved into corporate M&A, then into leadership as head of department, and now serves as Managing Partner.
Shapers
Team Legora
Her Counsel: the conversation continues in Sydney
Over 100 lawyers came together at Capella Sydney this week for the first Her Counsel gathering in Australia. It was a chance to step away from the day-to-day and spend time with peers asking similar questions about leadership, ambition, and what this moment of change in the profession means for the women navigating it.
Her Counsel
Team Legora
The Billable Hour Isn't Dying. But AI is Transforming it.
For as long as I've been in legal, people have been predicting the death of the billable hour. Books have been written about it. Conference panels have been devoted to it. Yet here we are.
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Team Legora
Events
Precedent London: leading the new era for legal work
Over 300 leaders in AI and law gathered at the Royal Opera House on a Thursday afternoon for what felt less like a summit and more like a turning point. We called it Precedent. And this time, we brought it to London.
Legora voices
Scott Cohen
Privilege and Confidentiality in AI-Assisted Legal Practice: A Response to United States v. Heppner
A February 17, 2026 decision from Judge Rakoff in the US District Court for the Southern District of New York (SDNY) has attracted significant interest in the LegalTech community, and the legal industry in general as it continues to adopt AI tooling.¹
Perspectives
From Video Store to Streaming: A Framework for Thinking About Debevoise’s STAAR and other Platform-Enabled Law Firm Services
In some ways, the dominant mode of legal service delivery resembles the old VHS or DVD model, whereby everyone rented movies by walking or driving to their local video store.
Shapers
Adam D.H. Chisholm and Robert Shore on using AI to sharpen legal thinking
Adam D.H. Chisholm and Robert Shore bring perspectives from very different areas of law at McMillan LLP. Adam is a partner in Litigation & Dispute Resolution, focused on high-stakes disputes across capital markets, intellectual property, and administrative law. Robert is a partner in Commercial Real Estate, advising developers on complex, data-heavy projects that shape cities.
Legora voices
Alex Aldous on why the data question in legal AI has no fixed answer
Before joining Legora, Alex Aldous spent time as in-house legal counsel working with large corporations across international markets, advising clients directly and evaluating SaaS and AI technology from a data privacy perspective. She knows the weight of the questions lawyers ask when assessing an AI platform's approach to their data, because she's asked them herself.
The Movers
From hours of manual review to minutes: Meet the next generation shaping legal work
The Movers is a new Legora series created to put that generation in the spotlight — the next generation learning, experimenting, and using legal AI every day. Shaping the future of legal practice from the ground up. Our first conversation is with Rahwa Efrem, a Senior Associate in Corporate M&A at Forvis Mazars in Munich.
More stories
The public sector’s quiet crisis, and the AI opportunity hiding within
The Shapers
Team Legora
What it takes to lead AI change at the world’s largest law firms
The Shapers
Team Legora
The man behind the man
The Shapers
Team Legora
Her Counsel Paris: Where influence finds its voice
The Shapers
Team Legora
Curiosity, culture, and change: Richard Medd on shaping an AI-forward, diverse law firm
The Shapers
Team Legora
Her Counsel: the conversation continues in Sydney
The Shapers
Team Legora
The Billable Hour Isn't Dying. But AI is Transforming it.
The Shapers
Team Legora
From rehearsal room to courtroom: Alexa Lamont on the story behind every case
The Shapers
Team Legora
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