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- Sep 29, 2026
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LexisNexis Canada president: The top mistakes for lawyers using AI (opens the original)
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Samuel Puchala will speak on building reliable, repeatable AI workflows at the Canadian Legal Summit Most lawyers experimenting with legal AI are making one of two mistakes – and Samuel Puchala, president and general manager of LexisNexis Canada, sees both clearly from where he sits. One group briefly tries a tool, gets a disappointing result, and shelves it for another day. The other dives in, gets impressive early returns, and trusts the output more than it warrants. “There’s a happy middle gr
Law firm AI success comes down to process, not tool choice (opens the original)
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The firms making real progress with AI rebuilt how they work, not just which platform they chose The efficiency case for artificial intelligence is clear. In record time, it can speed up many of the rote tasks that lawyers traditionally performed. When productivity gains are real and the tools are widely available, however, why do some firms compound those gains while others stall after the purchase? Bruce Chapple, chief executive and managing partner of McMillan LLP, recently sought the answer
Law firm culture is built by leaders, not statements: Laura Williams (opens the original)
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The HR lawyer will speak at the Canadian Legal Summit on building competitive advantage through leadership and culture Law firm culture is not built through all-hands meetings, values statements, or off-site retreats. It is built – or broken – by how leaders behave when the pressure is on, says Laura Williams, Managing Partner of Williams HR Law LLP and CEO of Williams HR Consulting Inc. "If you're focused on fostering the conditions for a high-performance team, culture is everything," says Will
Technology in-house roundtable examines Canada’s competitive position (opens the original)
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The discussion with tech legal leaders was powered by Canadian Lawyer’s Leaders Network In July 2026, Canadian Lawyer’s Leaders network convened its inaugural technology in-house roundtable, bringing together in-house legal leaders from Canada’s technology industry. Participants gave their views on and experiences working in Canadian tech, including what makes a national AI champion; talent, compute, and infrastructure; data sovereignty; the build vs. buy debate; IP protection; and what governme
How Fasken helped build Legora’s AI tool it now uses firmwide (opens the original)
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The firm shaped agentic AI before adopting it – now the platform runs across nearly 1,000 lawyers In less than two years, Fasken's clients have gone from telling the firm not to use AI on their work to expecting it and demanding better outcomes as a result. The technology driving that shift – agentic AI – is also what Clarke Barnes, Fasken's firm managing partner, says the firm has been building toward for longer than its July Legora partnership announcement suggests. Fasken's relationship with
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