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Legal tech latest: Husch Blackwell rolls out Legora; Big name hires for Harvey; Spellbook partners with CBA; DeepIP raises $25m
Over the past week legal tech news has continued apace, with US law firm Husch Blackwell adopting legal AI platform Legora, a trio of senior hires at Harvey, a new partnership between Spellbook and the Canadian Bar Association, and a $25m funding round for patent AI company DeepIP. Here’s what you need to know.…
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Webinar replay: Modernising case management systems – What every law firm needs to know in 2026
In this TalkingTech webinar, Legal IT Insider’s Caroline Hill spoke with Lima’s head of product, Ollie Potts, about how law firms can modernise their case management systems (CMS) at a time when performance issues, remote‑working demands, and AI ambitions are reshaping IT priorities across the sector. Potts described 2026 as a turning point. Many…
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‘What matters more to employers, education or experience?’ asks AI expert
Aon’s Joseph Holland discusses how taking the route less travelled can lead you towards the career you were meant to have. Read more: ‘What matters more to employers, education or experience?’ asks AI expert
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Wearables company Whoop to create 600 jobs globally
Amid the plans to grow the headcount worldwide, Whoop will also expand its Limerick-based office. Read more: Wearables company Whoop to create 600 jobs globally
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From TAR to HAR: Are GenAI discovery tools ready for forensic scrutiny?
As generative AI moves from experimentation to production use in live discovery matters (Human AI-Assisted Review or HAR), the legal profession faces a question it has been collectively reluctant to answer: is the validation architecture that legitimised Technology-Assisted Review fit for purpose when applied to a technology that works very differently? A new Legal…
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Ireland launches new offshore wind innovation centre
Ireland is targeting 5GW of offshore renewable energy capacity by 2030, 20GW by 2040, and 37GW by 2050. Read more: Ireland launches new offshore wind innovation centre
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UK industrial AV start-up Oxa raises $103m
Oxa’s ‘physical AI’ solutions involve the automation of repetitive industrial and workplace driving tasks. Read more: UK industrial AV start-up Oxa raises $103m
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Craig Barratt to succeed Frank Yeary as chair of Intel board
Barratt is a longtime semiconductor executive and entrepreneur who will bring more than three decades of experience to the role. Read more: Craig Barratt to succeed Frank Yeary as chair of Intel board
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‘I’m happy to say my job has never been boring’ says director and head of data
Katherine Leenhouts discusses her work in the data and AI space and offers her advice to professionals looking to emulate her career Read more: ‘I’m happy to say my job has never been boring’ says director and head of data
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Aderant promotes Aisling Fenelon to CRO
Aderant today (3 March) announced the appointment of Aisling Fenelon as chief revenue officer (CRO). Fenelon, a highly respected legal technology executive with more than 25 years of industry experience, has been promoted from her role as vice president of sales for North America. She has spent the past eleven years at Aderant, before…