Your Attorneys Are Using AI Every Day. Your Firm Still Hasn't Changed Anything.
69% of legal professionals now use AI — doubled in a year. Most law firms haven't changed billing, AI policy, or compensation. Here's what to fix first.
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69% of legal professionals now use AI — doubled in a year. Most law firms haven't changed billing, AI policy, or compensation. Here's what to fix first.
Read issue →8am expanded LawPay into a full financial management suite. If your firm still runs separate billing and payment apps — here's what's changing.
Read issue →70% of legal professionals use AI in 2026, up from 31% last year. For small law firm owners still on the sidelines: here is the exact first step.
Read issue →Microsoft 365 Copilot dropped to $21/user/month in 2026. Bundle discounts expire June 30. What the new pricing buys a small professional services firm.
Read issue →Microsoft's CEO said professional white-collar tasks could be automated in 18 months. What that means for small professional services firms — and what to do.
Read issue →Robert Half survey: 67% of HR leaders say AI job applications are slowing hiring. What this means for staffing firms and how to use it competitively.
Read issue →CBA named Spellbook its exclusive AI contract tool for 40,000 members. What the endorsement means for Canadian law firms — and US firms watching the trend.
Read issue →Most staffing agencies are stuck at Level 1 or 2. Competitive firms are at Level 3. Here's the four-stage AI maturity framework, where you are, and one move
Read issue →Workable launched an AI hiring agent inside its ATS that sources candidates and delivers shortlists autonomously. Here's what it means for staffing firms.
Read issue →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.
Read issue →Accrual raised $75M to automate tax prep inside accounting firms. What it means for small CPA practices this tax season and 3 moves to defend your position.
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.
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