Tech Guide for Lawyers

I can recall how I was first contacted by a lawyer regarding deleted emails. Are you able to find messages which were deleted several months ago? they asked. Their voices were doubtful. Back then, I wasn’t sure myself. That was twelve years ago. Today I assist businesses in gathering digital evidence on a daily basis. […]

Do you remember how lawyers used to waste hours in dusty libraries, searching through huge volumes of law? Those days feel ancient now. There were times when technology altered everything in law much more rapidly than we could keep up. What Legal Tech Really Means Today Legal technology is no longer flashy software. Law work

A Lawyer’s Honest Take on Cybersecurity Now I want to tell you something that has been on my mind. Day in and day out, I go to my desk and see all the files of my clients, emails, case notes…all this incredibly sensitive material that people have entrusted in me. And honestly? I’m terrified. Perhaps

Law companies are in a rush to implement generative AI tools. The advent of ChatGPT, Claude and other AI bots will change the way lawyers operate. But can this technology be used in the law? Which is, depends upon your use of it. Artificial intelligence has the ability to increase efficiency and reduce expenses. It

AI has replaced time-consuming manual processes that law firms burn millions of dollars on. These tools are already powering graduates of intelligent law schools to succeed in more cases and increase profits. AI Legal Research Tools Cut Hours to Minutes Historical Legal investigation was associated with sleepless nights in law libraries. Today, thousands of cases

Hours are spent doing legal research. The time attorneys waste in trying to track down cases, statutes and legal precedents stands at 35%. AI turns it around. There are smart law websites that are capable of scanning millions of documents within seconds. They come up with relevant cases that you would have missed out. They