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Research / Report
Wednesday, January 7, 2026
mot-r
Legal Tech Vendor Fatigue: Code for Something Else?
An investigation into the structural shift in who your legal tech vendors really serve.
Research / Report
Tuesday, January 6, 2026
mot-r
The Burnout Paradox: Why Legal Teams Don’t Need More Resilience—They Need Better Systems
Burnout is not a people problem, it is an operations problem. This research-backed report exposes the costs of burnout for legal teams and presents a practical framework to reduce workload strain, protect capacity, and restore sustainable performance.
eBook
Tuesday, December 9, 2025
Gulfstream Data
Are Your eDiscovery Providers Good Partners? The Proof is in the Invoice.
Five questions to ask yourself when reviewing invoices to help understand how committed your provider is to keeping eDiscovery hassle-free for you and other clients.
Research / Report
Wednesday, November 19, 2025
mot-r
The Real Cost of Doing More With Less: A Wake-Up Call for In-House Legal Leaders
Burnout is costing legal departments millions. This report reveals the hidden financial impact—and the proven changes that help lawyers work sustainably, perform better, and finally stop dreading Monday.
eBook
Thursday, November 6, 2025
Paragon Legal
Proving Legal’s Value: A Practical Guide to Metrics That Matter
Legal budgets may be steady or even rising, but scrutiny is sharper than ever. CFOs want ROI. CEOs want strategy. Business leaders want speed. Yet our survey of 150 senior legal leaders found most departments still measure activities like contract review times, not outcomes showing real business impact.
Guide
Tuesday, August 12, 2025
LegalSifter, Inc.
Checklist: What to Look for in an AI Redline Solution
AI redlining is no longer a future concept. It's transforming the way teams handle contracts today. But not all solutions are ready for high-stakes use. When the risks are high and the pressure is on, teams need more than automation. They need AI that thinks like they do: clear, controlled, consistent, and contract-ready.
eBook
Tuesday, July 22, 2025
Paragon Legal
How to Make Your Legal Department Work Smarter: A Step-by-Step Guide
Efficiency today isn’t just about cutting costs—it’s about how your legal team operates. This guide will help you assess your current state, uncover inefficiencies, and find practical ways to align people, processes, and spend with the work that matters most.
Research / Report
Tuesday, July 15, 2025
LegalBillReview.com
In-House Legal Teams Under Pressure: What the 2025 Survey Reveals About Outside Counsel Spend & Bill Review
LegalBillReview.com’s 2025 survey reveals how in-house legal teams are struggling to manage rising outside counsel costs with limited time, tools, and visibility. The findings highlight a growing need for expert-led bill review solutions that deliver measurable savings without burdening internal teams.
Guide
Friday, July 11, 2025
LegalSifter, Inc.
Evaluating AI Redline Software: A Strategic Framework
AI redlining is quickly becoming table stakes in modern contract review but knowing how to evaluate these tools is another story. What does “good” look like? How much control should you have? And what separates reliable systems from risky ones? Get the structured framework to cut through the hype and make informed decisions.
Guide
Tuesday, June 24, 2025
Exterro, Inc
The Comprehensive Guide to Preservation
This guide offers practical strategies and updated best practices for preserving data across legal, compliance, and investigative matters. Learn how to improve defensibility, reduce risk, and meet modern expectations for timely, proportionate, and repeatable preservation processes.
White Paper
Thursday, June 19, 2025
Pre/Dicta
Strategic Foresight in Litigation: Game Theory, Judicial Behavior, and the Power of Predictive Intelligence
If your corporation is party to a large volume of litigation, game theory offers a framework to understand how the behavioral tendencies of judges influence litigation outcomes. Judicial behavior has been historically opaque, intuitive at best, anecdotal at worst. Predictive AI is changing that.
eBook
Wednesday, June 18, 2025
QuisLex
