Technology is shifting the legal industry’s axis and is necessitating a change in approach and attitude for lawyers who want to continue to do great work. Nick Abrahams, global head of technology and ...

A 2019 survey by Blickstein Group reported that only 32.7 percent of Legal Department Operations (LDO) professionals believe their law firms are innovative. A notably low level of confidence in a prof ...

Many legal professionals believe they add value simply by being the best lawyer they can be. Giving accurate legal advice, managing their cost centre well, always being available. However, this is onl ...

At last count there were 76,303 lawyers in Australia. All with extensive education, impressive resumes and razor sharp legal skills. However, with no quick-view star rating for lawyers (not just anywa ...

AI will undoubtedly change the way we practise law but not necessarily in the way you might think. It’s unlikely robots will replace lawyers completely, however that doesn’t mean the legal industry is ...

Law firm ICT manager Robyna May explains why good relationships with IT suppliers and teams are key when introducing innovation to your law firm. There are so many ways to improve your law firm with t ...

The Eventful Group recently conducted research round table groups which welcomed over 30 professionals concerned with driving innovation and value for their legal organisations

By 2020, 50% of the workforce will be millennials. A millennial is usually defined as someone born between 1980 and 2005.

You are sitting around the table with other members of your Legal senior leadership team; it’s the yearly offsite. What a year. As a team you’ve collected the lion’s share of legal industry

Startups are synonymous with agility and innovation. Facebook, Airbnb and Uber – all three identified problems and solved them creatively by