Agents.law is a blog by a legal technology writer covering how AI and technology are reshaping the legal industry, including experiments like an AI museum, conference takeaways on 'AI-native' law firms, and interviews with industry figures. Readers get informed commentary, historical analogies from tech and media, and practical perspective on where legal services are heading.
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A former lawyer turned legal-services executive writes commentary on shifts in the legal industry, including firm revenue disclosure, private equity in law firms, and AI adoption by in-house teams and vendors like Harvey. Issues also cover career mindset, such as how legal training can make advice overly comprehensive.
A newsletter on building genuine AI governance for law firms and insurers, using recent court cases, ethics opinions and survey data to show where policies fall short. Readers get practical framing of verification, oversight and accountability gaps in professional AI use.
Brian Elliott, partner at Scale LLP, writes about how legal work is industrialising and turning into infrastructure, with AI systems executing tasks and lawyers' judgment being encoded. The newsletter offers strategic commentary on the future of law firms, pricing, and agent-facing legal services.
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