A single product announcement on February 3, 2026 exposed a fundamental misunderstanding of value in the legal technology sector. When AI company Anthropic unveiled legal plugins for its Claude Cowork application, the reaction was immediate and severe: Thomson Reuters shares fell as much as 18 %
Governing AI Risk in the Modern Law Firm Recent studies reveal some sobering statistics for the law sector: some generative artificial intelligence tools fabricate information in up to 82% of the legal queries they’re used in. And this isn’t a minor glitch; not when it can make the difference
The traditional "take-it-or-leave-it" approach to B2B data-sharing agreements has evolved, paving the way for more collaborative and flexible partnerships. For years, smaller enterprises have been forced into one-sided contracts by dominant players, signing away valuable data rights with little to
In the corporate world, the terms "confidential" and "privileged" are often used interchangeably, yet they convey distinct meanings. Consider them as siblings rather than identical twins . While both concepts involve protecting sensitive information, confusing them can lead to the inadvertent
Across the legal industry, the embrace of artificial intelligence in e-discovery has moved from novelty to necessity. Law firms and corporate legal teams are deploying AI-driven tools – from predictive coding engines to generative AI summarizers – to tame the ever-growing flood of emails, chats,
Your peers in the legal sector are staring at a practical dilemma: contract teams are adopting AI-powered drafting, review, and redlining tools to move faster—but that speed brings novel liability risks. What used to be a junior associate’s careful read is increasingly an automated sweep; what used
