Legal Technology

The 2026 Report on the State of the US Legal Market reads like a seismograph. Demand and profits are elevated, but underlying forces are unstable. Here are five highlights and practical steps.

Catch up on Attorney at Work readers’ favorite AI and tech tips, marketing ideas and law firm management articles of the year.

Most lawyers don’t need more tech — they need the right tech that actually makes their lives easier instead of adding to the chaos. Here are Ernie Svenson's picks for tools that are worth your time

New legal technology and AI delivers powerful benefits, but also raise risk. Cybersecurity pro Ram Vasudevan says the law firms best prepared for the future will be those committed to a security-aware and security-focused culture.

Tech Tips: Ben Schorr shows how setting up personal Microsoft Booking pages can be a real time-saver for lawyers.

Ask the Experts at 2Civility.org: How can lawyers ethically adopt AI-powered audio document summarization while complying with professional responsibility rules? Mark C. Palmer replies.

Ernie Svenson recently polled a group of solo and small firm lawyers about their preferred AI tools. The results? Surprising.

Tech Tips: Ben Schorr shows how to use Microsoft Copilot to manage your overstuffed inbox and identify the emails most in need of your attention.

Thomas Kearns has some suggestions for tech companies making AI pitches to midsize law firms.

Litigators Marissa Ronk and Miles Orton examine ways to deploy AI in litigation today, from e-discovery to legal research to jury selection.