In the conclusion of this two-part blog series, we look at how pricing professionals can best manage their firms’ expectations and promote “fair value” Previously in this blog series, we discussed ...

Effective use of GenAI language models in legal work requires mastering the art of “prompt engineering”, which involves crafting clear, specific, and context-rich instructions to guide the AI and ...

In the second part of our blog series, we examine how financial institutions can evaluate current and emerging technological capabilities to detect and prevent fraud from occurring The response of ...

The Thomson Reuters Institute launches its new Human Rights Crimes Resource Center today, which will offer invaluable resources for risk & compliance professionals in both corporate and governmental ...

Modern courts are evolving to address declining public trust and integrating new technology to better expand access to justice, but there still remain opportunities to improve jury inclusivity and ...

Law firms look solid as they near the end of the year, balancing expansion with productivity gains, expense growth with revenue growth, and risk with reward There has been significant growth in the ...

In the ever-evolving landscape of US bank regulation, the incoming Trump administration is poised to shake things up — but what areas will be impacted most? As with other parts of the regulatory ...

What impact will the incoming Trump administration have on ESG and DEI issues, especially around corporate regulations and government agencies? Expect more executive orders, and much less federal ...

Rawia Ashraf, vice president of Product Management, Thomson Reuters shares how the generative AI-powered CoCounsel Drafting solution will deliver time savings and productivity increases for UK legal ...

In this two-part blog series, we look at the potential watershed changes in how legal services are priced and how that will impact law firms’ pricing teams A quick glance at legal press headlines or ...

With AI moving faster than ever, courts have begun to grapple with the foundational elements of how artificial intelligence is treated differently from humans and how it impacts existing laws We’re ...