This week’s legal AI landscape is defined by a shift from experimentation to institutionalisation: law firms are baking AI into trainee formation, English courts are clarifying who bears liability when AI goes wrong, and the EU’s new...

The legal AI market is maturing rapidly on both sides of the Atlantic: UK firms are emerging as global adoption leaders while the EU’s shifting AI Act deadlines are forcing compliance teams to reassess their timelines. At the same time, a new...

Big Tech’s arrival in legal AI is the defining story of the week, with Google launching a purpose-built law-firm platform just as the EU’s compliance enforcement machinery begins activating for high-risk AI systems. Underneath both...

This week, the legal AI landscape was defined by escalating copyright battles and government intervention: the US DOJ made its first-ever filing backing AI fair use in training data cases, a watershed moment for IP law globally. Simultaneously, new...

This week’s legal AI landscape is defined by deepening practitioner anxiety — about clients using AI unsupervised, about hallucinated citations attracting sanctions, and about Europe tightening its regulatory grip on AI tools lawyers and...

This week, AI’s collision with intellectual property law dominated headlines, as Sony and Warner Music’s sweeping lawsuit against Anthropic signals an escalating legal war over training data that could reshape the entire AI industry....