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Cover image for the newsletter issue: Plaintiff Firms Say They've Adopted AI. Their Own Numbers Say Otherwise.
Legal AI & Technology

Plaintiff Firms Say They've Adopted AI. Their Own Numbers Say Otherwise.

Supio's survey of 207 PI attorneys: 78% have engaged with AI, only 30% use it regularly. The blocker is trust, not price: 99% won't use output they can't verify.

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Cover image for the newsletter issue: You Don't Have One AI Visibility Problem. You Have Five.
Digital Marketing & Content

You Don't Have One AI Visibility Problem. You Have Five.

Four AI engines share only 3.8% of the sources they cite, and directories are cited first in 77.8% of Perplexity legal answers. Why law firms must track AI visibility engine by engine.

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Cover image for the newsletter issue: Clio Just Told Us Where Legal AI Is Actually Heading
Legal Industry Trends & Market Analysis

Clio Just Told Us Where Legal AI Is Actually Heading

Clio bought Jurisage's 470,000-case Canadian database after a $1B vLex deal. Legal AI models are converging; the fight is now over current, jurisdiction-specific data.

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Cover image for the newsletter issue: The month that changed how law firms think about outsourcing
Legal Outsourcing & Paralegal Support

The month that changed how law firms think about outsourcing

Anthropic shipped 12 legal plugins, Harvey hit $11B, and the ALSP market sits at $28.5B. AI is reshaping outsourcing inside a growing market, not a shrinking one.

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Cover image for the newsletter issue: AI Is Not Replacing Legal Teams. It Is Rewriting Their Jobs.
Law Firm Operations & Productivity

AI Is Not Replacing Legal Teams. It Is Rewriting Their Jobs.

80% of legal AI users apply it to research and 74% to document review. The work is shifting from doing to checking, and BLS now projects flat paralegal jobs through 2035.

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Cover image for the newsletter issue: PwC 2025: The Shift US Law Firms Can’t Ignore
Legal Industry Trends & Market Analysis

PwC 2025: The Shift US Law Firms Can’t Ignore

PwC's 2025 survey: 95% of UK Top 100 firms grew fees, 92% worry about cyber, and firms expect AI to save 16% of hours. Why US firms face the same pricing squeeze.

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Cover image for the newsletter issue: BD Isn't Just for Rainmakers: How Everyone in a Law Firm Can Drive Growth
Law Firm Business Development & Marketing

BD Isn't Just for Rainmakers: How Everyone in a Law Firm Can Drive Growth

Thomson Reuters ranked BD the No. 2 small-firm challenge, and 26% of firms never answer web leads. How associates, paralegals and admins can share business development.

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Cover image for the newsletter issue: What the ABA's 2023 Marketing TechReport Still Tells Us
Law Firm Business Development & Marketing

What the ABA's 2023 Marketing TechReport Still Tells Us

ABA's 2023 survey found only 15% of firms let prospects book a consultation online. What it shows about marketing ownership, basics and social media, and what has changed since.

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Cover image for the newsletter issue: Your Website Isn't Broken. Your Message Might Be.
Digital Marketing & Content

Your Website Isn't Broken. Your Message Might Be.

Legal leads cost $131.63 each on Google Ads and 26% of firms never answer web inquiries. Why small firms should fix website messaging and response speed before buying traffic.

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Cover image for the newsletter issue: What Big Law knows that small firms ignore (at their own risk)
Law Firm Operations & Productivity

What Big Law knows that small firms ignore (at their own risk)

Large firms build support capacity before they need it. Paralegals bill an average $134/hr (NALA), yet small firms still treat them as optional. How to close the gap.

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Cover image for the newsletter issue: Who’s On Trial: Your Billing Model
Law Firm Operations & Productivity

Who’s On Trial: Your Billing Model

71% of clients prefer a flat fee for the whole case, yet 90% of US legal dollars still flow through hourly billing. How to pilot flat fees without losing margin.

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Cover image for the newsletter issue: One lawyer, three choices, zero time: how to pick your paralegal model
Legal Outsourcing & Paralegal Support

One lawyer, three choices, zero time: how to pick your paralegal model

In-house, freelance or virtual paralegal? BLS puts median paralegal pay at $62,890 with flat job growth ahead. How to match the support model to the work.

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Cover image for the newsletter issue: AI in Legal Business Development: Less Hype, More Homework
Law Firm Business Development & Marketing

AI in Legal Business Development: Less Hype, More Homework

AI is common in legal practice but rare in law firm marketing. The ABA found 30.2% of firms used AI tools in 2024, and marketing adoption stayed sporadic. Relationships still close.

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