Law Firm Marketing & Management

Artificial intelligence has fundamentally changed how law firms operate.
Tasks that once took hours now take minutes. Administrative work is increasingly automated. Lawyers are working faster, with less friction, and with more clarity than ever before.
And yet—many solo and small law firms report something surprising:
They now have more time than clients.
According to

Annette L. Demers Reference Librarian at University of Windsor writes on Linked In Well this is the largest costs award that I’ve seen so far – awarded against a lawyer in their personal capacity for using unverified authorities in a factum. ($17,550). Reddy v Saroya, 2026 ABCA 20, online: <https://canlii.ca/t/khpzd> [8]           Here, while the appellant did

Late last year I attended the 2025 Professional Services Marketing Group (PSMG) Conference in London to refresh my Business Development (BD) skills. The conference theme was ‘Thriving In An Age of Continuous Reinvention’ and there was a simple, positive idea to the day’s discussions…When you modernise your approach to business development, your strongest client relationships

Many CFOs continue to equate strong audit outcomes with effective fraud containment. In modern business environments, however, transactions move faster and approvals are increasingly distributed, meaning exposure is often identified only after financial scams and frauds have already occurred.
This delayed discovery is evident across organizations of all sizes. According to the 2025 Association of

Research into how AI can help lawyers
One of the more exciting aspects of witnessing a breakthrough technology like AI emerge seemingly overnight is to observe how it manifests in our daily life. In addition to us finding new ways to apply AI every day, the technology itself is also fast evolving. 
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