Previously, we have written about why the legal playbook is the answer to contract negotiation automation. We often get asked: who is your target customer? Is it in-house legal teams or procurement? Our answer has always been: both. Here is why and how.

Regardless of the software and the functionality, HOW the system is implemented will eventually dictate whether the system is successfully adopted or not. So how to ensure a successful selection and implementation process? Here are some points for discussion and debate. 

Recently, we have discussed how to best begin deploying AI and technology in support of lawyers. But what about procurement?

When it comes to lawyers using AI and technology, many general counsels and heads of procurement ask us: where is the best place to start?

We will discuss why businesses want to change the business type (most of the time, from a less complex structure to a more complex structure) and how to change the business type. 

Many of the readers may ask: why you? Why do you believe that you are uniquely positioned to lead technology for lawyers, build lawyer tools, and even for others like in-house departments of tech companies? And if you are qualified, how will you do so differently from others? Here are some thoughts.

Today, I was talking to my colleagues about why I was often hated in corporate America. Of course, over the years, I learned my lessons and started to play the game better. However, the same traits for which I was often hated turned out to be very helpful when I started my own company. Here they are.

As AI technology continues to rise, we have begun to see its usage within the legal industry. While there are many advantages to the use of AI within the industry, such as big data, automation, and task repetitions, there are still many disadvantages that AI cannot trump or replace yet within the legal industry.

While there are tons of processes to automate and apply machine learning for law firm practice management software, a great place to start is document automation for large and small law firms. Here at Trusli, we have developed multiple automation tools that are contextual, intelligent, and pain-free for lawyers.

A mass shooting is an incident in which four or more people were shot or killed, excluding the shooter. As of May 31, there were 230 mass shootings in the United States in 2022. This topic has been especially discussed in the media recently after the Uvalde Elementary School shooting where 19 students and 2 teachers were fatally shot by an 18-year-old who legally bought AR rifles just days before the shooting.

Many business owners don’t put a lot of thought into their Intellectual Property (“IP”). However, it's never too early to start managing your IP when you decide to hire new employees or independent contractors. You would get their help to create patents, design products, market your brand and build up your clients. At the same time, it’s critical for the business owner to retain proper ownership of these IPs to avoid unnecessary losses and disputes down the road. This article will help you plan your IP wisely as a business owner.

Among the important pieces of the puzzle for a law firm to effectively practice, law firm billing is a pillar that cannot be overlooked. Why does legal billing matter so much?