Three genuinely informative voices in legal AI this month, and exactly why each one earned the spot.
For the past decade, Lorraine Chimbga has been following the trends shaping legal technology, and it shows. Her newsletter, The LegalTech Markup, is informative, clear, and a genuinely interesting read every time it lands. Back in 2016, she was already writing about the rise of legal engineers, well before most of the profession had caught up. She deserves a far bigger readership than she currently has, and this is our way of sending more people her way.
Bob Ambrogi has covered legal technology for more than two decades, and his interviews on the LawNext podcast are some of the most thorough in the industry. His LawSites blog remains essential reading for anyone who actually wants to understand a new legal tool, rather than just hear that it exists.
Founded by Richard Tromans, Artificial Lawyer brings an independent and often skeptical eye to legal AI news that most outlets simply don't offer. It has also become a genuine hub for the industry beyond just writing, running its own Legal Innovators conferences across several countries.