Why most legal AI pilots fail to move out of pilot stage, by Taariq Ismail The real reason pilots stall A head of legal ops described something I’ve been hearing in variations all year. Her team had run an AI pilot for six months. Broad scope, covering several contract

The services line item that enterprise legal teams are starting to reallocate. Jake Jones explains. ⚡ The budget you already have Most enterprise legal teams I speak to are sitting on a budget for agentic AI that they have not yet recognised as such. It is not in their technology line

Why better AI doesn't mean a better model, by Martin Lukac Better AI ≠ better model There is a peculiar thing happening with AI and legal work right now that I think deserves more attention than it gets. Everyone, every product, every startup, every in-house team experimenting with automation,

Why enterprise contract complexity is no longer a ceiling for AI agents, by Paul Lacey The assumption that no longer holds Last month we ran a proof of concept with a global enterprise that, on paper, should not have worked as smoothly as it did. The task was to take

How operational chaos masquerades as legal complexity, and what happens when you separate the two, by Lorna Khemraz Two kinds of uncertainty Ask a lawyer how long it takes to review a software vendor’s standard terms. “It depends.” Ask what determines turnaround on a commercial services agreement, a data