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.

SnapNumbers Pro Spotlight: When numbering goes wrong in Word, resist the temptation to "fix" or re-enter the visible numbers. Diagnose first, repair second.

Tech Tips: Ben Schorr shows how legal professionals can personalize Microsoft Copilot, ChatGPT and Claude for clearer, more consistent assistance.

Most law firms have automated core practice areas, yet billing and payment collection remain heavily manual. See how the latest Tabs3 Cloud updates streamline time entry, offer attorney dashboards, and simplify fee management to give law firms greater control over daily workflows.

Jared Correia takes over both sides of the mic to analyze AI-generated music, law firm growth challenges, talent retention, and live trivia against Google Gemini.

A common, often damaging mistake made is treating risk assessment as a one-time exercise instead of an ongoing discipline. Meantime, explains Ram Vasudevan and Michel Sahyoun, the threats keep shifting.

Gene Commander lays out the change management principles firm leaders can use to redefine how they deliver value, develop talent and shape workplace culture in the age of AI.

Get to the Point! Many lawyers pride themselves on their mastery of language. They don’t hesitate to correct others. Some common usages are actually OK, says Teddy Snyder, but seem to draw grammar snobs’ ire nonetheless.