What ABA TECHSHOW 2026 Tells You About the Next 12 Months of Legal AI
Jordan Furlong keynotes ABA TECHSHOW 2026. His message and the Startup Alley pattern tell small law firm owners what to expect in the next 12-24 months.
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Jordan Furlong keynotes ABA TECHSHOW 2026. His message and the Startup Alley pattern tell small law firm owners what to expect in the next 12-24 months.
Read issue →Accounting Today: 3 AI shifts reshaping small accounting firms — embedded AI, accountability, and consolidation. Here's the diagnostic.
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Read issue →Illinois, NYC, Colorado, Maryland, Vermont regulate AI in hiring decisions. The Eightfold AI class action (January 2026) shows the stakes for staffing firms.
Read issue →56% of CEOs report no ROI from AI. Forrester projects 25% AI spend deferred. Firms with a strategy are 3x more likely to see results.
Read issue →Clio launched three AI products in one week: Clio Work, Legal Pad, and Clio Operate. Here's what the consolidation means for your firm's tech stack.
Read issue →Datarails launched FinanceOS — a 'bring your own AI' financial platform. Here's what this new category means for small accounting firms and how to reposition.
Read issue →Goldman Sachs deployed Claude for trade accounting and client compliance. What happens to small firm pricing when Wall Street-grade compliance is automated?
Read issue →Intuit and Anthropic are embedding Claude AI in QuickBooks by spring 2026. Here's what it means for accounting firms and 3 moves to make now.
Read issue →KPMG and Big Four firms are using AI to compress audit hours. OnlyCFO documents the fee squeeze coming for small CPA firms. Here's how to get ahead of it.
Read issue →NH SB 640 bars AI from providing licensed professional services without meaningful oversight. The standard is undefined — here's what your firm must know.
Read issue →Oregon HB 4154 creates a private right of action for AI chatbot disclosure failures. Here's what professional services firms must do now.
Read issue →TwinCounsel and Candle AI live inside Gmail and Outlook — no new workflow required. Two TECHSHOW tools small firms will actually adopt.
Read issue →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 →How 10-25 person consulting firms implement AI in proposals, research, and client reporting — without an IT department. Tool stack, rollout plan, and costs.
Read issue →ABA Formal Opinion 512 is now law. Small firms without updated engagement letters, an AI policy, and court disclosure protocols carry active liability
Read issue →ACC/Everlaw: 64% of corporate legal teams expect to depend less on outside firms because of AI. Here's which work is most at risk — and what's defensible.
Read issue →Most accounting firms own AI tools. Only 1 in 3 makes money from them. 5 questions to find your adoption stage — and what to do next.
Read issue →Diligent's AuditAI cut audit admin by 70%. Here's what that benchmark means for small CPA firms and external audit practices in 2026.
Read issue →Eudia Counsel raised $105M and holds an ABS law license, targeting M&A work — the same work that sustains small business law firms. Here's what to do.
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