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"From Tools to Impact: 5 Trends Reshaping Legal Work in 2026"

Join us to explore how law firms can overcome fragmented processes and embrace scalable, embedded AI-driven workflows to boost efficiency, reduce manual work, and drive sustainable growth in 2026 and beyond.

Date: Wednesday, March 4, 2026

Time: 2pm ET | 11am PT

Sponsored by: Litera 

Law firms aren’t struggling because they lack technology. They’re struggling because too much work still lives in disconnected systems, manual processes, and workflows that were never designed to scale.

This webcast examines five critical trends shaping the future of legal practice in 2026 and beyond, with a focus on addressing the operational and strategic challenges law firms face today. Instead of focusing on new tools alone, you’ll hear practical examples that work to solve some of the most common firm pain points—such as fragmented data, inefficient processes, and missed opportunities.

In this session, attendees will learn about:

• Putting AI to work inside core legal tasks to reduce time spent on repetitive drafting, review and research
• Embedding tools directly into existing workflows so adoption happens naturally, without adding extra steps
• Growing smarter – using the right tools to enhance efficiency and operations, not just more tools
• Supporting lawyers with mobile access and connected systems that keep matters moving outside the office
• Using proactive insights from systems to identify issues earlier and make more informed decisions

If your firm is under pressure to deliver more value while managing growing workloads, this session will provide a clearer understanding of what to look for in technology solutions that enable lawyers to work more effectively to support long-term firm growth, without adding complexity or disruption.

 

Speakers:

Mike Trusca | Sales Solutions Executive | Litera

Ashley Gibbs | Senior Director, Product Value Engineers | Litera

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