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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.

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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.

Shapers

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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.

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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.

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Kyle Poe

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.

Shapers

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From rehearsal room to courtroom: Alexa Lamont on the story behind every case

When it comes to law, what drives Alexa Lamont is how people learn, how judgment is formed, and how complex ideas are made understandable – whether you’re training a junior associate, advising a business team, or explaining the legal system to the public.

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Building the ecosystem and the team behind Legora’s next phase

For legal AI to deliver real value, it has to fit naturally into the wider network of tools, systems, and workflows that lawyers already rely on.

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Laurie-Anne Power KC on conviction, community, and challenging the system

When Laurie-Anne Power KC spoke at Legora’s Her Counsel event in London, the room quickly knew something special was happening.

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2026: The Year of Agents in Legal AI

Earlier today, we announced that Walter AI is joining Legora. We’re incredibly excited about the partnership and have already started working together on building the next generation of legal technology for our customers. Both our teams share the same vision of the future: AI performing end-to-end legal work.

Product Updates

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Connect your legal stack to Legora with MCP

Legora now supports the Model Context Protocol (MCP), an open standard that enables secure, real-time connectivity between AI assistants and the tools legal teams rely on every day.

Product Updates

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Introducing the Legora Mobile app

Work smarter from anywhere. Start something new or pick up where you left off, and get instant insights from your documents, wherever legal work takes you.

Product Updates

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Legora’s performance improvements with Sonnet 4.6

We recently rolled out Anthropic’s latest model, Sonnet 4.6, across the Legora platform. Before rolling out new models to our customers, we run them through our comprehensive legal evaluation framework designed to measure how frontier models perform on real, billable legal work across jurisdictions, practice areas, and task types.

Product Updates

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Suzanne Van der Klip: Why legal engineering could be the best new job in law

After decades inside top-tier law firms, Suzanne Van der Klip knows the reality of legal work better than most: the nuance, the pressure, the high stakes, and the sheer amount of time spent on process rather than craft.

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Her Counsel

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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.

Shapers

Team Legora

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.

Her Counsel

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.

Legora voices

Kyle Poe

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.

Shapers

Team Legora

From rehearsal room to courtroom: Alexa Lamont on the story behind every case

When it comes to law, what drives Alexa Lamont is how people learn, how judgment is formed, and how complex ideas are made understandable – whether you’re training a junior associate, advising a business team, or explaining the legal system to the public.

Legora voices

Team Legora

Building the ecosystem and the team behind Legora’s next phase

For legal AI to deliver real value, it has to fit naturally into the wider network of tools, systems, and workflows that lawyers already rely on.

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