This week in UK legal AI: your legal AI costs are about to rise

All three major AI providers are now competing for law firm business, and your evaluation timeline just shortened

Stress-testing Larissa Meredith-Flister's Judicial First Impression skill

The second in the series on Larissa Meredith-Flister's helpful skills to plug in to your AI tool.

This week in UK legal AI: the King's Speech sidesteps standalone AI legislation

The King's Speech contained no dedicated AI bill. Instead, the Regulating for Growth Bill will create cross-sector AI sandboxes. Plus, the Law Society demands clearer rules on AI in court.

May 2026 - Monthly Mop Up

A monthly round up of smaller stories that we didn't have space for in our weekly newsletters.

This week in UK legal AI: lawyers are using AI to predict how judges think

City lawyers are quietly using AI for judicial analytics. Next week brings two regulatory milestones: the ICO's AI code of practice mandate and the King's Speech, where an AI bill may (or may not) appear.

Stress-testing Larissa Meredith-Flister's Opposing Counsel Review skill

Lawyers survive. Law firms might not.

Vos says the profession will endure. That is not the same as saying every firm will.

I automated my morning investment briefing for under £30/month

This weekend I built a completely personalised tool to meet a current need, and set out my thoughts within.

March AI Mop Up: stories you may have missed

Agentic AI gets a regulatory framework, a new conveyancing firm bets on automation, and more from March.

This week in UK legal AI: a regulated law firm with no lawyers is now open

LawFairy is live, offering immigration eligibility across 55+ routes at £149. What does that mean for firms doing this work at solicitor rates?

This week in UK legal AI: AI-generated claims are already hitting businesses

Research from Irwin Mitchell finds 35% of in-house teams are seeing a surge in AI-generated claims. Here is what that means for UK firms.

This week in UK legal AI: Lords reject opt-out on AI copyright

A 180-page House of Lords report calls for licensing, not opt-out, on AI training data. The government must respond by 18 March.

This week in UK legal AI: uploading to ChatGPT means waiving privilege

The Munir judgment spells it out: public AI tools and privilege do not mix. Here is what you need to know.