As artificial intelligence continues to reshape the practice of law, one Canadian innovator is determined to ensure no lawyer is left behind. Colin Lachance, principal consultant at PGYA and co-founder of LawQi, is leading an ambitious effort to make AI education accessible, affordable, and practical for every lawyer — from solo practitioners to large firms. […]
Clio Receives Regulatory Approval for vLex Acquisition
Vancouver-headquartered legaltech leader Clio has received regulatory approval for its proposed acquisition of global legal research platform vLex. This marks an important milestone toward what is expected to become the largest acquisition in legal technology history. Clio’s CEO and Founder Jack Newton announced the news on stage at the BC Tech Association’s Technology Impact Awards, […]
University of Calgary Establishes Memorial Award Honouring Legal Innovator Jason Moyse
The University of Calgary Faculty of Law, in partnership with The Legal Innovation Forum and a network of friends and colleagues, has announced the creation of the Jason Moyse Memorial Award in Law to honour the life and legacy of one of Canada’s most influential voices in legal innovation. Jason Moyse, who passed away on […]
How to Think About AI: Richard Susskind’s Guide for the Legal Profession
At ClioCon 2025 in Boston, author Richard Susskind delivered a standing-room-only closing keynote titled How to Think About AI – A Guide for the Legal Profession. Susskind is the world’s most cited author on the future of legal services and a leading expert on the impact of AI on society. The longtime futurist’s message was […]
ClioCon Returns to Boston in 2026 with “Go Beyond Limits” Theme
Clio has announced that its flagship legal technology conference, ClioCon, will return to Boston in 2026, rallying around the bold new theme “Go Beyond Limits.” Building on the energy of this year’s sold-out event, ClioCon 2026 promises to empower legal professionals to challenge convention, embrace innovation, and shape the future of legal work. The conference […]