Legal technology

Legal tech often fails due to human errors, these are the most common ones

Legal tech often fails due to human errors, these are the most common ones

Meritas' Corey Garver says tech failures in law firms rarely stem from the tools themselves

Hallucinations are no longer a valid excuse for lawyers' AI avoidance, says legal tech expert

Hallucinations are no longer a valid excuse for lawyers' AI avoidance, says legal tech expert

Thomas Martin says AI tools are now reliable enough for legal practice – lawyers just need to keep up

AI academy gives law students a head start on legal tech, says OBA innovator

AI academy gives law students a head start on legal tech, says OBA innovator

Colin Lachance says academy is attracting curious lawyers and those who feel the need to catch up

Experts agree: artificial intelligence cannot replace lawyers

Experts agree: artificial intelligence cannot replace lawyers

Those in the trenches using these tools say AI can't match human judgment, empathy, or nuance

Torys' blueprint for an effective AI pilot program – it mixes innovation, collaboration and caution

Torys' blueprint for an effective AI pilot program – it mixes innovation, collaboration and caution

Tech experts at the firm explain why good AI isn't enough – it needs to work for lawyers

Canadians don't trust AI for legal decisions, and that’s a good thing, says Alexi CEO

Canadians don't trust AI for legal decisions, and that’s a good thing, says Alexi CEO

Many believe AI will soon take over most legal tasks, but Mark Doble finds that optimism misplaced