For more than two years, a global Thomson Reuters team of product managers, legal editors, data scientists, UX professionals, software engineers and architects worked closely with customers on Practical Law Dynamic Tool Set. Following this month’s launch, Legal Current caught up with some Practical Law leaders who guided product development efforts for their perspectives on …
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Feature Breakout: Practical Law Dynamic Tool Set – Knowledge Map and Quick Compare
As Legal IT Insider Editor Caroline Hill noted in reporting on Practical Law Dynamic Tool Set last week, it “includes five new features including semantic search – a departure for the first time from key word search, meaning it will surface the most relevant content more quickly.” Legal Current is doing deep dives on the …
- July 20, 2021
- Carrie Brooker
Practical Law Dynamic Tool Set: What’s Your Favorite Feature?
Today Thomson Reuters introduced Practical Law Dynamic Tool Set, features in Practical Law that use AI and dynamic graphical navigation to help legal professionals work better and with greater confidence. Legal professionals have long turned to Practical Law for expert, attorney-authored resources to quickly find answers they can trust. With Dynamic Tool Set, users can …
- July 12, 2021
- Carrie Brooker
Thomson Reuters Legal SYNERGY2021: Emerging Technology and its Impact on the Legal Industry
The Thomson Reuters Legal SYNERGY user conference is in the final stretch, where legal professionals from the U.S., Canada, the UK and Europe have gathered virtually for product sessions and continuing legal education as well as opportunities to network with peers and hear from fascinating guests. Throughout the conference, Legal Current is sharing presenters’ SYNERGY …
- June 3, 2021
- Carrie Brooker
Thomson Reuters Legal SYNERGY2021: What Makes Document Automation a Must or a Bust for Work?
The Thomson Reuters Legal SYNERGY user conference is under way today through June 3, with legal professionals from the U.S., Canada, the UK and Europe gathering virtually for product sessions and continuing legal education as well as opportunities to network with peers and hear from fascinating guests. This guest post was written by Julie Strachan …
- June 1, 2021
- Carrie Brooker
Insights from the Thomson Reuters Legal Geek Takeover: AI Ethics
Thomson Reuters recently hosted a Legal Geek takeover, a half day of virtual sessions on legal innovation, technology and trends. A highlight of the event was the AI Ethics session hosted by a Thomson Reuters team – Andrew Fletcher, director of TR Labs; Milda Norkute, senior designer; and Nadja Herger, data scientist – along with …
- March 31, 2021
- Carrie Brooker
Latest Insights on the Legal Profession from Legal Geek & Thomson Reuters
The pace of change in the legal industry is accelerating, and Legal Geek and Thomson Reuters will explore several aspects in a series of live Interactive workshops, facilitated breakouts and a thought leadership session. The free online event will be March 10 beginning at 9am ET (1500 GMT). Sessions will explore: COVID-19 – Catalyst for …
- March 1, 2021
- Leonard Lee
In an Uncertain Market, Firms Can Win with Legal Technology
As recently as a few months ago, it would have been inconceivable that law firms would be forced to support entirely remote workforces. But over the recent months, that’s exactly what’s happened. On top of it, clients are facing their own challenges, and their expectations are not diminishing. As a result, firms have been and …
- June 23, 2020
- Leonard Lee
Lessons from Legalweek
Each year starts off with a bang, as Legaltech, one of the biggest and most-attended legal trade shows, always convenes at the end of the January. Legaltech has evolved into Legalweek, an expanded series of events involving workshops, forums, networking and much more to help people across the legal industry keep up with changes on …
- February 7, 2019
- Leonard Lee
Legaltech New York Startups Showcase a Diverse Crowd with Some Common Themes
Legaltech New York is one of the world’s largest events devoted to legal technology, but it has traditionally been dominated by the eDiscovery vendors and practitioners. In an attempt to widen the conference’s focus, conference organizer ALM has partnered with CodeX, Stanford University’s Center for Legal Informatics, to help enliven the event with some of the new technologies …
- February 16, 2016
- Alex Cook