An invoice is more than a bill. It is where clients decide whether the work delivered real value. So how can law firms create clearer, more informative invoices without adding more administrative work?
You do not have to use half an hour a day to work out what you have been doing.
Good legal software should work on the user’s terms. The Ilves 1-2-3 design principle is built around intuitive, step-by-step workflows that minimise unnecessary clicking and make everyday legal work easier.
Which parts of a lawyer’s work are judgement, and which could AI take on? In June, we took the Thinking Lawyer BrainFactory to London and asked a room of senior professionals to answer that.
TEGOS implemented Ilves MyActivities Pro system in 2025 for their staff in offices that are located in the Baltic countries.
We spent last week in London at the TechTorget Nordic side event, held before LegalTechTalk. It brought together leaders building and leading change in the legal sector.
What happens when access to your AI tools changes overnight? For law firms, recent model restrictions are a reminder that dependency isn’t just technical—it’s strategic.
Traditional legal thinking alone is no longer enough. That was the hypothesis we set out to test on 22 April at the 35th Legal Tech Glögit, hosted by Castrén & Snellman.
Heikki Ilvessalo and Mia Ihamuotila.
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