In 2024, Elevate Experts posted 48 articles offering insights, guidance, and more. As the year concludes, we can now reveal the five most popular of these posts from the past 12 months. How many of them did you read?
Among the four dozen 2024 blog posts from Elevate Experts, these nine focused on best practices, with numerous dos, don’ts, and steps to take on topics from AI to project management to data migrations – and much more.
Elevate is an expert-led law company – and December is an apt time for our experts to share their predictions on what’s coming in 2025, for everything from AI for legal to litigation, staffing, and more.
Herbert Smith Freehills partners with Elevate to launch and manage its Enhanced Alumni Talent Network. Elevate's flexible resourcing team will provide tailored staffing solutions, offering alumni a range of career opportunities and fostering community.
Data migrations may seem dauntingly complex, but conceptualising them as a series of three distinct and well-defined phases is a straightforward and uncomplicated framework for seamless, complete, and smooth migrations.
Elevate’s CEO and Chairman, Liam Brown, shares his predictions for the year ahead with
Artificial Lawyer. From the consolidation of legal tech and legal services companies to the transformative role of AI and the evolution of legal operations, Liam explores the trends shaping the intersection of business and law.
Discover how Elevate's network of expert legal professionals delivers tailored solutions to your legal challenges. This month, we shine a spotlight on Stephen Lane, a contract/flexible lawyer, who shares how he leverages his skills and expertise to support Elevate’s Flexible Legal Resourcing customers.
Large Language Models (LLMs) Excel in Recall of Key Documents: When used to identify relevant documents to ensure all pertinent information is considered in legal proceedings, protocol-instructed LLMs achieve a high recall rate (96%), substantially above the typical court-accepted threshold of 70-80%, and thereby making LLMs a superior approach to meeting legal obligations in eDiscovery.
Legal Tech Investments: Less Automation, More 'Augmentation': Legal leaders are eschewing technologies that simply automate tasks and are instead turning to AI-powered approaches that enhance employees' capabilities to perform legal tasks. According to one recent study, by 2026, half of office workers in global companies will use such sorts of AI-augmented tools.
