
09 September 2026Publication
Reimagining legal teams for the AI era
As AI changes how legal work is delivered, how should firms organise their people, knowledge and expertise around it?
Our team of AI experts explore developments shaping law in the age of AI. From human-led, AI-enabled ways of working and agentic workforces to governance, risk and emerging regulation, we examine the trends transforming organisations and creating new opportunities for the future.
As AI changes how legal work is delivered, how should firms organise their people, knowledge and expertise around it?
If lawyers have always learned by doing, what happens when AI does more? Our experts explore how firms can rethink learning to create a future-ready workforce.
As AI reshapes legal services, legal engineers are helping turn expertise into scalable, client-focused solutions. Ali Chaudhry shares his personal perspective
Lucy Shurwood explores how the CLO role is expanding beyond legal advice, helping organisations navigate AI, disruption and change
A personal perspective from Sarah James, Partner and Global Head of Adaptive as she addressess the human side of AI adoption in legal services.
Artificial intelligence is expanding what clients can expect from legal services. Explore the future of legal AI and its efficiency-driving capabilities.
Reframing the task: when AI helps you ask a better question. Explore our latest AI blog post.
Our EU AI Act Transparency Toolkit helps you achieve compliance with the Article 50 transparency obligations by the August 2026 deadline.
This series is designed for in-house counsel, risk and compliance professionals, and business leaders seeking practical, up-to-date insights into AI disputes.
One of the questions we often hear when it comes to using AI tools - ‘how do you make AI work better and add value for you?'. That’s where we come in…
The challenge is no longer whether to adopt AI, but how to develop an AI-enabled strategy that improves outcomes, strengthens decision-making and supports effective collaboration between talent and technology. From workforce transformation to operational efficiency, AI is redefining the future of work and what successful implementation looks like.
Successful AI adoption depends on more than compliance.
From managing cybersecurity and operational risks to addressing ethical concerns, ESG considerations and stakeholder expectations, effective AI governance helps organisations build trust, reduce uncertainty and scale AI with confidence.
Businesses developing, deploying or procuring AI systems must understand how changing requirements affect issues such as accountability, liability, intellectual property, data use and risk management. As AI regulation evolves, developments such as the EU AI Act are shaping how organisations assess, govern and deploy AI systems across jurisdictions.
Understanding emerging requirements can help businesses innovate confidently while managing legal, regulatory and reputational risk.
This document (and any information accessed through links in this document) is provided for information purposes only and does not constitute legal advice. Professional legal advice should be obtained before taking or refraining from any action as a result of the contents of this document.
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09 September 2026Publication
As AI changes how legal work is delivered, how should firms organise their people, knowledge and expertise around it?

04 September 2026 Publication
If lawyers have always learned by doing, what happens when AI does more? Our experts explore how firms can rethink learning to create a future-ready workforce.

21 August 2026 Publication
As AI reshapes legal services, legal engineers are helping turn expertise into scalable, client-focused solutions. Ali Chaudhry shares his personal perspective.

19 August 2026 Publication
Our fortnightly round-up of key AI legislative, regulatory and policy updates from around the world.
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05 August 2026 Publication
Our fortnightly round-up of key AI legislative, regulatory and policy updates from around the world.