A video on the competition Big Law is facing from the Big Four accounting firms to provide legal services to corporations.

Legal technology companies are expanding their products and buying vendors with niche market expertise as they aim to become sole sources of cutting-edge tools for law firms and legal departments.

Only about one in four people working at law firms and law departments that use legal technology use tools based on artificial intelligence or machine learning, according to a survey of lawyers, …

When Big Law attorneys want to check a billing rate, book a conference room, or find out which partners have a relationship with a certain client, they might ask their administrative staff, or run a …

Legal tech incubators are taking off in the U.K. as law firms like Slaughter and May choose new cohorts of companies, with even Big Four accountancy PwC getting in on the action by planning the …

White & Case is developing a proof-of-concept for use of blockchain technology that would help the firm more efficiently process questionnaires routinely required by clients.

Former Baker McKenzie global chair Paul Rawlinson, who passed away on April 12 at age 56, led his firm through a period of growth and will be remembered for moving forward legal tech and innovation …

Cooley took the legal lead in Uber Technologies Inc.'s much-anticipated filing on Thursday for an initial public offering.

An attempt by several Western states to relax their bar ethics rules to make the legal system more affordable could have an unintended effect—allowing Big Four accounting firms to finally gain a …

Legal tech app platform Reynen Court has signed on six new law firms, including Davis, Polk & Wardwell and Simpson Thacher, to its growing list of Big Law backers as it prepares to launch the first …