News archive.
Earlier AI news and analysis, kept for reference. Current coverage lives in News & Analysis.
Employer cuts diabetes costs $1M with specialty PBM plus coaching
Conner Insurance moved GLP-1s off standard pharmacy benefits into a specialty program with mandatory coaching, cutting diabetes spending 19% while improving outcomes.
43% of workers hide mental health issues from managers
Rula's 2,000-person survey finds mental health 'masking' predicts employee turnover as workers avoid disclosure despite expanded workplace benefits.
85% of workers think they're skill-ready, but half fear job loss
DeVry's annual report reveals a 'Silent Standoff' where employers offer upskilling programs workers say they can't access or don't need.
LexisNexis adds agentic orchestration, client encryption keys
Legal research giant moves from 300 pre-built workflows to multi-step planning agents, plus secure workrooms and citation verification.
Turner blocked Brill's legal media buyout, reshaping industry
Ted Turner's 1997 veto of Steven Brill's Court TV acquisition ended Brill's legal media career and created today's ALM publishing empire.
Wolters Kluwer ships AI agent that auto-adjusts legal invoices
LegalVIEW BillAnalyzer processes invoice line items against billing guidelines, reports 98% accuracy and 10% spend savings in early trials.
Law firms scramble to fill GenAI governance gaps in 2026
Legal Technology Intelligence reports firms are moving from AI adoption to plugging four critical governance holes around strategy, process, forensics, and client demands.
Akin deploys NetDocuments AI suite to 2000+ lawyers after pilot
Am Law 100 firm completes firmwide rollout of ndMAX following extended pilot, reporting improved document search and knowledge management.
TrialView pitches AI litigation workspaces to replace email chains
Legal tech vendor argues in-house counsel need purpose-built platforms to manage disputes end-to-end, not just document review tools.
Legal Innovators Paris sponsors include major legal tech players
Conference organizers announce Thomson Reuters, LexisNexis, and three other top-tier sponsors for the June legal tech event in Paris.
Scissero open-sources Suzie Law legal AI assistant
UK legal tech company releases clonable AI assistant for drafting and research, positioning open-source as a client acquisition strategy.
LexisNexis launches workflow automation suite Protégé Work
Legal research giant adds multi-step task routing and Microsoft Office integration to its AI platform, targeting firm-wide adoption.