Legal Management Magazine

October 2024

The State of AI and Legal

We take a closer look at the real world implications of AI and its use in the legal industry.

Artificial intelligence (AI) has been discussed — and even used — in legal technology circles for at least a couple of decades. But it’s only since the public release of ChatGPT, less than two years ago, that AI has received significant attention from the legal sector. A wide array of AI-infused software products is being harnessed by an increasing number of legal organizations, ranging from international players to boutique practices. Read more.

Features

4 Actions to Take After a Cyber Breach

With law firms being a prime target, having a plan in place in case of a cybersecurity attack is paramount.

As people and companies rely more and more on technology in their everyday lives, the risk of a cyber breach also increases. In 2023, more than 349 million people were affected by data breaches, and the average breach cost businesses $4.35 million. And with a treasure-trove of personal data, legal organizations are inviting targets for bad actors. Read more.

Mastering the Paper Trail: Top Record Management Strategies for Law Firms

From organizing to retention policies, these are eight things to consider for managing your records.

n the fast-paced environment at a law firm, efficient record management is crucial for success. From safeguarding client confidentiality to ensuring compliance with legal regulations, how firms handle their records can make or break a case. Read more.