If you’re a lawyer publishing insight and commentary on your niche area of law, where do you want your publishing to live?
Of course, you’ll still want publishing on your website. People who find you by word of mouth, through search, or even through an LLM will look you up there. But that audience is
For today’s CXOs, cash flow has moved beyond being a finance metric reviewed after the close. It has become a leadership priority, particularly in mid-market organizations where working capital discipline directly influences resilience, growth, and risk tolerance.
Volatility across demand cycles, interest rates, and customer payment behavior has increased the cost of delayed or inaccurate
What a legal AI assistant actually is (and what it isn’t)
Think of an AI assistant for lawyers as a teammate built into your workflow. It supports the tasks that quietly consume large parts of your day, such as summarizing documents, drafting routine communications, organizing matter information, and highlighting what needs attention next. Because legal
Large law firms are already hiring AI specialists to vet their content – and that gap is only going to grow. This post gives solo and small firm attorneys the practical tools to close it: a Master Brand Guide that makes AI sound like you, and an audit process that catches every hallucination, ethics violation,
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This article was originally published by Law360 on February 23, 2026.
Attorneys are often aware that they need to “do marketing” to build relationships and a solid book of business.
But who has the time? Associates and junior partners often need to keep their heads down and stay focused on the work. They may hear
Supporting access to justice
Supporting access to justice is core to Clio’s mission, which is why we see recent consumer-facing AI developments as an important and encouraging step forward.
Research from the American Bar Foundation, the World Justice Project, and the Legal Services Corporation consistently show that more than 70% of people with legal problems
The short answer: no. But the case does have some important lessons for how you guide your clients.
When United States v. Heppner made headlines, reactions ranged from concerned to alarmed. Does consulting an AI chatbot destroy privilege? Is legal AI no longer safe to use? Do lawyers need to stop using these tools entirely?
The operational bottleneck limiting law firm growth
Running a law firm today means managing far more than legal work. Beyond substantive matter work, your team juggles new client intake, appointment scheduling, payment follow-ups, status updates, and the steady stream of questions that clients expect answered.
Each of these tasks is manageable on its
By Lindsey Dean, Director of Marketing at InfoTrack US
The best AI tools for law firms—and how to use them
The very notion of AI for litigators has moved from a scary, futuristic concept to a daily reality. Whether you’re drafting documents, managing cases, or communicating with clients, AI-powered tools are becoming an integral part of litigation