How Personal Injury Attorneys Use AI to Handle More Cases

23 June, 2026

Personal injury law has always been a volume game with precision stakes. You win cases on details: the right medical record, the gap in a treatment timeline, the inconsistency buried on page 340 of a deposition transcript. But the sheer volume of work that surrounds those details has always been the...

The Product I've Wanted For a Decade

2 June, 2026

Years ago, I tried a case that had been through two appeals and had already been lost twice. At closing, the opposing lawyer told the jury there was “no evidence my client ever complained of back pain.” So, I did what every nervous lawyer does when they are losing. I started flipping through a file ...

The Risks of Using AI in Law Firms (And How to Avoid Them)

21 May, 2026

Law offices run on precision, due diligence, and the foundational anxiety that if something can go wrong, it will. So when AI showed up promising to make everything better, eyebrows were raised. On the one hand, we all know what it’s like to drown in documents and sacrifice evenings and weekends to ...

The 4 AI Capabilities Law Firms Need (And How LOIS Delivers Them)

1 May, 2026

For law firm leaders — managing partners, practice group heads, operations directors — sorting through the noise can take up too much precious time. And the stakes are real: a bad AI procurement decision doesn't just waste budget, it disrupts your practice and erodes attorney trust in the tools you ...

The Quiet AI Divide Reshaping Legal Talent

24 April, 2026

An Uneven Dividend: When Filevine surveyed legal professionals about AI, one finding stood out for what it didn't say: not a single respondent reported that AI had hurt their career. The sentiment around AI in law, whatever its frustrations, is not negative. It's complicated. But "not negative" isn'...

The Real Reason Lawyers Don't Trust AI (Hint: It's Not Hallucinations)

24 April, 2026

Why Trust Is Still a Major Barrier to AI Adoption in Law Firms: Ask most legal professionals why they don't fully trust AI use in legal work, and they'll tell you it's because AI makes things up. Hallucinations (the well-documented tendency of AI to produce confident, plausible-sounding falsehoods) ...