HeyJaredStephen Embry
- Indexed articles, last 90 days
- 9
- Latest publication
- Sep 15, 2026
- Outlet visibility, for Above the Law
- Top 500K sites
- Earliest in this view
- Jul 6, 2026
Latest articles
The Remote Work Conundrum Redux - Above the Law (opens the original)
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The big remote debate. It’s mostly over, right? Most big firms think they have solved the conundrum by summoning lawyers back to the office three, four, or even five days a week. End of discussion. But small-to-midsize firms still struggle with the issue of whether to allow or not to allow it at all. For them, it’s still a big issue and one that divides partners and associates. And it’s compounded by the fact that these firms are constantly struggling to get and retain talent. Most older lawyers
The Cost of AI Usage: Time To Throw In The Unrestrained Towel (opens the original)
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What NetDocuments has done is important because virtually no one has gone to the trouble of looking hard at the relationship between AI cost and accuracy. The post The Cost of AI Usage: Time To Throw In The Unrestrained Towel appeared first on Above the Law.
LexisNexis And Thomson Reuters ILTA Announcements: Closing The Conference Room Door (opens the original)
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When all is replaced by agentic AI, what are the long-term consequences? The post LexisNexis And Thomson Reuters ILTA Announcements: Closing The Conference Room Door appeared first on Above the Law.
Law Firms Are Buying AI: But Are They Really Using It? - Above the Law (opens the original)
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On the eve of the annual ILTA conference this week, the legal consulting firm, Harbor, came out with a startling set of findings: law firms are buying AI but they don’t know what the hell to do with it. And while there are some reasons to question the conclusions, the timing could not be better for conference attendees to ponder this yawning gap. Even though most of the attendees aren’t the ones empowered to change things. Like equity partners. Some key statistics. The average spend on technolog
The Blickstein Group Law Firm COO Survey: The More Things Change, The More Some Things Stay The Same (opens the original)
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The businesspeople say one thing, the lawyers another. Just like always. The post The Blickstein Group Law Firm COO Survey: The More Things Change, The More Some Things Stay The Same appeared first on Above the Law.
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