Your AI Policy Can Fit on One Page — Here's What Goes in It
68% of small businesses use AI. Most have no written policy. Here's the minimum viable AI policy — four elements, one page, one afternoon.
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68% of small businesses use AI. Most have no written policy. Here's the minimum viable AI policy — four elements, one page, one afternoon.
Read issue →Survey: 88% of accountants see AI as transformative, fewer than 8% feel ready. What the accounting AI readiness gap means and how to close it.
Read issue →Aqore's 2026 Staffing report: $20K AI agent vs. $100K human recruiter. Which transactional roles are at risk and the 90-day diagnostic.
Read issue →97% of in-house counsel can't hire. They're sending overflow work to ALSPs, not outside counsel. Here's the positioning shift small law firms need to make.
Read issue →Baker McKenzie cut 1,000 staff and cited AI. The roles eliminated are ones small firm lawyers already do themselves. Here's how to get the same leverage.
Read issue →An AI system now autonomously files 1065 partnership returns — backed by $100M at a $1.15B valuation. What this means for small accounting firms.
Read issue →Staffing firms using AI are 4x more likely to grow revenue. Three moves small recruiting agencies can make this quarter to close the placement speed gap.
Read issue →Journal of Accountancy: 6 AI workflow categories for CAS practices with named tools. What each does and where small accounting firms should start.
Read issue →IDC/Caseware: 66% of accounting firms have AI in their strategy. Only 24% are fully ready. Three-tier self-assessment for small firm owners.
Read issue →Clio's Legalweek 2026 benchmarks: 40% shorter case cycles, 80% faster matter creation. Here's what the numbers mean for small law firms competing for clients.
Read issue →56% of competitors use AI. The firms winning in 2026 explain what AI does for clients. Here's a practical guide to talking about AI with clients.
Read issue →79% of large companies deployed AI but only 36% see measurable returns. Here's a 3-question value audit professional services firm owners can run this week.
Read issue →A free legal reasoning AI aced 200 bar exam questions vs ChatGPT and Claude. Here's when small law firms should use the free tier — and when to pay for more.
Read issue →The most valuable hire in 2026 isn't a junior accountant. It's a 'digital senior' — someone who runs AI workflows and translates outputs into client-ready
Read issue →The DOC's March 2026 AI report does not preempt state laws. Texas, Illinois, and Colorado obligations are unchanged. Here's what your firm must do now.
Read issue →264,000+ federal positions cut under DOGE. Agencies are rebuilding via staffing contractors, not re-hires. What cleared-talent staffing firms need to do now.
Read issue →55% of employers regret AI-driven layoffs — 35.6% rehired staff they cut. What this means for professional services firm owners in 2026.
Read issue →The FTC issued AI deception guidance in March 2026. Here's what professional services firms using AI in client communications must do to stay compliant.
Read issue →FTC AI policy statement 2026 raises federal preemption of state AI laws in Colorado, California, and Illinois. What professional services firm owners must do.
Read issue →87% of GCs now use AI — up from 44% in 2025. Here's how their AI fluency is changing the way they evaluate and benchmark outside counsel.
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