Being an in-house lawyer is a hard job. However, using the right technology can go a long way in making it easier.

With advancements in generative AI, machine learning, blockchain and cloud-based platforms (to name but a few examples) progressing at lightning speed, the opportunities for in-house lawyers to leverage technology in their daily roles are vast. Unsurprisingly, adoption of legal technology by in-house lawyers is growing and more and more technology vendors are branching out into the legal space.

The Legal Tech Report 2025 by IQPC Legal Exchange and AgileIntel provides an in-depth analysis of the current legal technology landscape. Download the report for insight into: 

• Different legal technology solutions and vendors
• How in-house lawyers are leveraging technology to help with their day-to-day challenges
• Legal technology market sizes in various jurisdictions around the world

Interview with Andrew Hay, Head of Operations Legal & Secretariat at the Co-op.

Thomson Reuters’ second annual Future of Professionals Report identified AI and generative AI as the primary forces changing professional work today. Read the report to find out how AI is being harnessed across different professions to save time, increase efficiency and add direct value to work. 

As a relatively new role for many organisations, legal operations leaders are having to build their strategies from scratch. Helen Lowe, Head of Operations, General Counsel's office at easyJet, has already been on this journey and now heads a successful team. IQPC Exchange talked to her to find out more.