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How are we preparing the next generation of lawyers to practice in the age of AI? On May 26 at 11:30AM EDT, Litera is hosting a roundtable bringing together leaders from Linklaters, Stanford Law School, The University of Law, and Artificial Lawyer to explore exactly that. Experimentation in school and confidence on day one at a firm are very different things, and the profession hasn't fully closed that gap yet. This is a conversation worth being part of. Register here: https://bit.ly/4eUpqwa

In-house legal teams are being asked to do more with less, move faster without compromising risk, and govern AI they may not have asked for in the first place. Litera's latest eBook gives corporate legal teams a practical framework for adopting AI that's accurate enough to stake professional judgment on, governed well enough to satisfy the business, and embedded in the workflows lawyers already use. Download your copy: https://bit.ly/4djYKEi

The best AI outputs start with the best data. And in legal, that means capturing experience at the source. Simon Elven, Director of UK Operations at eSentio Technologies, makes the case clearly: the unique knowledge of the lawyer running a matter, why decisions were made, what made it different, can't be extracted after the fact. It has to be captured in the moment, quickly and without friction. Get that right, and every AI tool working downstream becomes more accurate, more consistent, and more valuable. Experience management isn't just a knowledge problem. It's the foundation everything else is built on.

At Litera, we believe Legal AI belongs in the tools lawyers already use. We recently announced Litera for Google Docs and Google Drive, where lawyers at Google Workspace organizations now benefit from the legal-grade accuracy and AI-assisted analysis trusted by more than 15,000 law firms and corporate legal departments worldwide. A comparison workflow that used to take five hours now takes minutes. If you're curious about how it works, see it live in our upcoming webinar and meet some of our experts: https://bit.ly/4ulfUqU #googlecloud #googlecloudpartners

What do clients actually want from their law firms? That's the question at the heart of RainDance's most anticipated session every year. Litera's Dennis Garcia joins the Voice of the Client panel at the 23rd RainDance Conference in Chicago on June 3 at 4PM at the Palmer House. Created by LSSO and presented by the Association of Corporate Counsel, this fast-paced session puts the client perspective front and centre. https://bit.ly/435LCfP

85% of law firms say client pressure is driving their AI investment decisions. But to what end? The top-ranked challenge in Legal AI is, surprisingly, not proving ROI. These are just two findings from Litera's State of Legal AI: Spring 2026 Market Sentiment Report, published today through the return of The Changing Lawyer. The profession is no longer changing by choice, and we're proud to support the return of this publication with new market research. Read it here and sign up for the next issue: https://bit.ly/4vktwmn

The beverage industry runs on relationships. Supplier contracts, distribution agreements, licensing, and compliance documentation all have to be airtight for a business to scale effectively. Barnes Beverages LLC has chosen Litera's drafting technology to support their legal operations, a decision that reflects a clear understanding that getting the legal foundation right is just as important as the product itself.

High-stakes contract review shouldn't slow down when the document count goes up. Litera is built for the precision legal work demands: color-coded results, generative smart fields, issues spotted instantly across entire document sets. The accuracy high-stakes work requires, at the scale modern practice demands.

Today at 12:50PM ET, see for yourself the unique advantage of Litera’s legal AI agent Lito: built using a deterministic, rules-based engine, the most relied-upon compare, redlines, and intelligence from Litera, and accessed where lawyers work every day. Product manager Christopher Kim joins the Legaltech Hub Demo Dozen. Register here! https://bit.ly/4usyfSd

Every time a lawyer saves a document to a personal drive or spins up an ungoverned workspace to move faster, the gap between collaboration and governance widens. For most firms, that gap isn't theoretical. It's audit exposure, data sprawl, and AI that can't perform because the data it needs isn't clean or findable. On May 20 at 12PM EST, experts from Litera and Bristows LLP discuss how to close that gap without slowing lawyers down, and what centralised governance actually unlocks for AI to work the way it's supposed to. Register here: https://bit.ly/4wtV0qM Derek Erickson