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Blog PostOctober 9, 2025
A state appellate court sanctioned an attorney for AI hallucinations in March 2026. Here's the three-step verification protocol small law firms need now.
Read issue →Blog PostOctober 7, 2025
Your firm uses AI for tasks. Agentic AI manages workflows. Texas CPAs just published the clearest framework for what this shift means — and what to do first.
Read issue →Blog PostOctober 4, 2025
Texas TRAIGA has been enforceable since Jan 1, 2026. Most Texas professional services firms don't know it exists. Here's the three-step compliance checklist.
Read issue →Blog PostOctober 2, 2025
Thomson Reuters 2026: 40% of firms formalized AI adoption, 15% use agentic AI, 77% expect it central by 2030. Where does your firm stand?
Read issue →Blog PostSeptember 30, 2025
Thomson Reuters 2026: firms with a written AI strategy are 3x more likely to see ROI. Here's the 30-minute minimum viable version.
Read issue →Blog PostSeptember 27, 2025
Thomson Reuters says CoCounsel delivers 'human-level' work. Three questions every small firm owner should ask before reducing their review process.
Read issue →Blog PostSeptember 25, 2025
The UK publishes AI copyright reports March 18, 2026. Here's what US professional services firms need to watch — and what it means for your AI tools.
Read issue →Blog PostSeptember 23, 2025
50% of professional services staff use unauthorized AI. 16.9% of data exposures traced to personal free-tier AI accounts. Here's the policy that stops it.
Read issue →Blog PostSeptember 20, 2025
Washington HB 1170 passed March 2026. It targets big AI providers — but it will change what your firm sends to clients. Here's what to do before it does.
Read issue →Blog PostSeptember 18, 2025
Wolters Kluwer, Thomson Reuters, and Clio now offer free AI training for lawyers. This guide rates each for solo and small firm applicability.
Read issue →Blog PostSeptember 16, 2025
54% of lawyers expect AI to drive more work to ALSPs. Wolters Kluwer's 2026 data explains why — and what small law firms can do.
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