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The Rise of Bottom-Up Innovation in Law
I meet a lot of lawyers who are quietly frustrated. Not frustrated by the law itself, but by how hard it is to solve simple problems with technology. Or to test an idea that could unlock new value for their practice, their team, or their clients. That frustration shows up everywhere. In small firms that can’t justify bespoke development. In practice areas across large firms that know exactly where inefficiencies or opportunities sit, but don't have the bandwidth to explore t


Legal Tech Trends in 2025: A New Era for the Industry
SRA Approves First AI Law Firm Link to the original post: https://www.linkedin.com/feed/update/urn:li:activity:7325423473659363328 The Solicitors Regulation Authority has just approved its first AI law firm, Garfield AI . They offer £2 legal letters to help businesses and individuals recover small debts. This isn’t just a milestone; it’s a precedent for what’s coming. ➡ Today: low-value debt collection. ➡ Tomorrow: AI-driven law firms moving up the value chain. This isn’t o


Crosby - Building an AI-First Law Firm
Most legal tech startups set out to build software. Crosby chose to build a law firm. At first glance, that sounds counterintuitive. Why build a services company when SaaS multiples are so much higher? Ryan Daniels and John Sarihan argue that the law firm structure provides the necessary raw ingredients for true transformation. As with any new technology but particularly in the risk averse legal domain, the jury is still out. Their approach raises questions: can such a hybrid


How the Next 5 Years Could Reshape Legal Services
“The time is absolutely now.” That was the recurring theme in my conversation with Rob Hanna on the Legally Speaking Podcast . We...


Are Partners Breaking Away to Build the Future of Legal Practice?
The Splinter Cell program was designed as a black-ops, covert espionage initiative. Operatives worked alone, outside the constraints of...


Can specialist firms leapfrog Big Law with tech-enabled services?
In the latest episode of Legal Innovation Spotlight, I joined Ted Theodoropoulos to explore the provocative idea that specialist law...


From Idea to Market in 90 Days - Critical Steps for Tech-Enabled Legal Ventures
Technology is eating into revenues generated by law firms and actively reshaping revenue models across the profession. Lawyers are...


How Spring 2025 Redefined Legal
The legal industry is evolving faster than we have never seen before. In the last 30 days alone, we have seen number of key developments...


Will Law Firms of the Future Be Run Like Tech Companies
Can You Run a Law Firm Like a Tech Company? Introduction Law firms and tech companies operate on fundamentally different business models....


Productisation of Legal Services
More Lawyers Can Now Offer Best In Class Client Service Through Productisation I’ve spent almost 15 years working with AI companies....


Why Are Law Firms Building Technology Products? Opportunities, Challenges, and the Path Forward
Opportunities, Challenges, and the Path Forward I started writing this article about 2 weeks before the announcement that Cleary had...


Legal Leaders – Why AI Should Be Keeping You Up at Night
We're already seeing AI revolutionise other professional service industries. The marketing and advertising landscape looks very different...


The Legal Tech Market Landscape
The long runway of the legal tech market.


Building A Minimum Viable Legal Tech Product
Building A Minimum Viable Legal Tech Product
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You don't need to spin up a dev team tomorrow. But you do need to start moving forwards.
AI is the beginning of a new legal economy in which those that can productise will win.
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