Legal capability.
Organisational purpose.

Insights / Questions that shape the work

Questions worth
working through.

How to preserve evidence, make sound decisions and use AI responsibly. Essays on disputes, investigations and the organisation of legal work.

Litigation / Investigations / Technology

When a cyber or AI incident becomes a legal matter

Preserve the evidence, identify the decisions that cannot wait, and connect the technical response with an investigation and legal strategy.

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Strategy / Anticipating change

Forecasting for legal decisions

Use forecasts and premortems to assess legal risks and opportunities, then compare the decision with what happened.

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AI implementation / Methods & responsibility

What makes AI dependable in legal work?

When a contract changes, can the AI workflow find the right evidence, revise its assessment and show what needs human review?

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Legal operations / Learning from Linear

Legal work that stays connected

What legal teams can learn from Linear about keeping each question connected to its evidence, owner and next decision.

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The changing legal function

From AI access to lasting legal capability

A useful AI implementation leaves your team better able to do and assess its own work. Handover tests whether it does.

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Knowledge & earlier decisions

Legal knowledge people can use again

Earlier advice remains useful when people can trace its evidence, understand its limits and see when it needs review.

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Data sovereignty & agent use

Keeping people in control of AI agents

Define what an agent may access and do, keep a record of its actions, and give people practical ways to intervene.

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Book / Working outline

Building the legal function.

Fourteen brief chapters on authority, teams, reliable data and AI. Each ends with a practical piece of work, from a clear mandate to a ninety-day operating plan.

Organisations of every size. In the age of AI.

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Research / Evidence & methods

What AI tests show.
What you still need to check.

A detailed examination of legal AI scores, model explanations and research acceleration, grounded in primary documents and published code.

Sources reviewed 6 September 2026; LAB and Tenet figures rechecked 16 September 2026. Findings, interpretation and limits are identified separately.

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