AI Virtual launches practice-specific AI specialists designed for personal injury, family law, and immigration law firms—combining automated workflows with structured attorney oversight and ABA governance.

The most terrifying threats facing your law firm aren't paranormal—they're self-inflicted operational misfires: missed deadlines, data breaches, and accidental email sends. Here are five tech tips to protect your legal practice, inspired by Smokeball Spark.

Can a partner look at your dashboard for 30 seconds on Monday morning and know who to call? Chris Lanzilli explains the six most useful KPIs for PI firms, and where to find them in Clio or any other case management platform.

Jay Harrington | One great way to add value for business clients is having a Q4 “off the clock” meeting to discuss the coming year.

A practical guide to what “excellent” looks like for each role on a litigation team, from Michael Murray and Stacey DiGerardo.

Jamie Spannhake | Support for menstruation and menopause does not mean lowering expectations. It means recognizing that people can be excellent at their jobs with flexibility in how they perform them.

David Freeman | The lawyers who become rainmakers are not necessarily the ones who spend the most time on BD. They are the ones who keep doing it when everyone else gets busy.

Most advice about AI in legal stops at “verify the output,” says Samir Ali. But if you’ve never been shown how, “verify” just means reading the thing again more suspiciously — which catches almost nothing. Here are 5 verification checks, in the order to run them.

Ernie Svenson: Slashy connects an AI agent to your inbox and calendar, so you can ask it to do real work instead of only answering questions.

IMS Legal Strategies' Joshua Hill guides us through examples of how modern litigation consulting has expanding beyond expert witness search and prep.