6 newsletters, ranked by editorial quality and how recently they published. Looking for something more specific? Search instead.
A Colorado-based newsletter offering personal, opinionated essays on AI, drawing on the author's experience with business, law and current events. Issues pair analogies and anecdotes with scrutiny of AI claims, sources and hype.
A Singapore-based lawyer and developer writes about legal tech, from LawNet's response to AI to building personal AI tools that read legal news. The posts mix first-hand conference reflections, practical experiments with agentic coding, and critical takes on how AI watermarking works.
Matters and Models covers how generative AI intersects with legal practice, including regulatory changes, court rules and technical deployment. Issues explain topics such as Arizona's alternative business structures, court AI disclosure orders and private RAG setups for law firms.
Product updates and industry commentary from Virtual Vaults, a data room provider for deal teams. Issues cover new AI-assisted features such as workspace setup, redaction and document Q&A, plus roundtable and interview pieces on deal preparation and the role of data and AI in M&A.
A vendor newsletter from Prevail covering its court reporting and AI transcription platform, with product how-tos on real-time translation and realtime summaries, plus commentary on an Indiana appeals case involving AI-related transcript errors. It mixes product marketing with some useful practical detail for lawyers running depositions.
A student-focused newsletter covering law and technology, mixing competition announcements with explanatory pieces on topics like smart contracts and the emerging role of legal engineers. Readers get accessible introductions to legal tech trends plus opportunities to enter related student competitions.
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