Legal AI can produce an answer in seconds. But, can that answer withstand review? A polished response is not necessarily a reliable one. It may overlook a controlling jurisdiction, rely on outdated authority, overstate what a case holds, or cite a source that...
Not long ago, firms were focused on whether to experiment, where to begin, and what guardrails might be needed to initiate AI deployment. Today, the question is more practical and more pressing: how can legal organizations turn AI into meaningful, durable business...
Legal professionals routinely work with information spread across dozens, or even hundreds, of documents. Whether conducting due diligence, reviewing evidence, or supporting a regulatory investigation, the challenge is extracting the right information from all...
A Simpler, More Connected Lexis+® with Protégé™ Experience Legal work rarely happens one task at a time. Research leads to drafting. Drafting surfaces new research questions. Reviewing a document can send a legal professional back to the...
Drafting is the legal task that looks most like something a generic AI tool can already do. Type a prompt, get a paragraph. The temptation is to assume that you can now copy and paste that text into a document, do a little wordsmithing, and call it good. But...
Trust built on authority, powered by legal AI The legal profession continues to grapple with the duality of AI technology adoption: 94% of law firm leaders believe AI will increase revenue and improve client service while at the same time 81% of them report internal...
Artificial intelligence is already reshaping legal practice. The question is no longer if it will impact the profession; it’s whether the next generation of lawyers is ready for it. Our latest research takes a closer look at how law firms, law schools...
How AI is transforming the practice of law for attorneys Ask any lawyer what the practice of law involves on a day-to-day basis and you will get an answer that goes far beyond writing briefs or reviewing contracts. You are likely to hear about a variety of judgment...
A majority of lawyers are now using AI tools in their work, but trust in the technology has not kept up with the speed of adoption. Firms are investing, experimenting and, in many cases, struggling to reconcile AI’s promise with the very real risks of unreliable...
Legal work has never been a one-size-fits-all endeavor across all areas of practice. A labor and employment attorney navigating a wrongful termination claim operates in a fundamentally different world than a transactional lawyer closing a multimillion-dollar M&A...
By Madeleine Graham, Product Lead, Protégé for Copilot and Teams, LexisNexis Legal & Professional What Is Microsoft 365 Copilot for Legal Professionals? As Microsoft Build 2026 spotlights the continued evolution of AI, Microsoft 365 Copilot...
The legal profession stands at a crossroads in which AI tools have been adopted rapidly for the unprecedented efficiency gains they promise, yet lawyers continue to wrestle with how to harness AI’s power in a way that respects the integrity, confidentiality...
By Serena Wellen, VP Product Management, LexisNexis As the use of artificial intelligence permeates legal practice, a critical question confronts every legal professional who uses these tools: Can I trust this? When an AI platform is relied upon to draft a motion...
Lawyers have always valued the importance of grounding their legal arguments in “good law” that is current, on-point and accurately cited. The risks of failing to ensure the integrity of their legal research has been prominently on display in the last...
Protégé™ General AI helps in-house counsel deliver business-ready results from complex legal reasoning. With Deep Research, risk visualization and secure collaboration, legal teams can guide smarter, faster decisions — turning law into...