Joanna Goodman

Brexit has cast a long shadow over the intellectual property sector, while artificial intelligence tools await the certainty test cases will provide.

Looking back at the first generation of legal AI shows how dramatically the profession's tech scene has changed.

The exponential rise of GenAI heralded a deluge of new security threats - are law firms up to the challenge?

Alleged copyright infringements in the training of AI models, compulsory mediation and the boundaries of Brexit are among the recent landmark developments exercising IP lawyers. Joanna Goodman reports.

Agentic AI offers law firms a new level of automation and the possibility of removing the need for human interaction.

For mid-market firms, the advent of generative AI is a double-edged sword. The technology can handle routine tasks and free up billable time, but also obscure intrinsic flaws in processes.

Voice-first interaction is recasting AI as a digital colleague rather than a tech tool. This could be the 'new frontier' for GenAI.

How do you avoid the dream of building your own specialist firm from becoming a nightmare? Joanna Goodman talks to solicitors who know.

London Tech Week showcased the UK's AI acumen, backed by £1bn of government funding. But digital infrastructure needs critical attention.

Legal AI has progressed to an essential productivity tool that can take on specific roles within a legal team - should human lawyers be worried?