The legal landscape is changing fast. That’s why we’ve created a series of videos and resources to help you adapt, evolve, and grow with the changes. From deploying AI to risk mitigation, our videos and resources can help you thrive.
Want to start embracing AI? Or take your practice or business to the next level? Explore our three videos below. And share them online, to help others grow too.
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Paula Fearon from McCann FitzGerald LLP discusses implementing AI, along with benefits and risks of the technology.
Mags Kearney from the tech scale up Meili, explains how to use AI to automate routine tasks, getting colleagues excited by AI and its uses
What is Ireland’s unique position in handling AI and Technology Law right now? Find out with John Cahir, Head Of Technology Group from A&L Goodbody LLP.
Practical toolkits to help you approach AI with confidence.
Resources to support the responsible use of AI within legal practice.
Download a guide to improve the accuracy of legal research using AI.
Books, ebooks and useful AI resources available from the Law Society Library.
Analysis on legal and operational issues from AI.
in the June 2026 Gazette, Blathnaid Martin explores the impact of agentic AI on the billable hour model.
Sorcha Corcoran reports from the AI in Legal Practice Summit for the May 2026 Gazette.
Many practitioners may be using AI-enhanced features without realising they are engaging in data processing that could have GDPR implications, writes Louis Masterson in the February 2026 Gazette.
The rapid advancement and widespread adoption of generative artificial intelligence (AI) in recent times presents a broad range of considerations for the financial-services sector, write Clodagh Ruigrok and Barry Scannell in the October 2025 Gazette.
The Law Society Technology Committee highlights systems prohibited by the EU AI Act.
Courses, conferences and practical workshops for the profession on AI.
See details of practical workshops for solicitors and support staff.
Registration is open now for the Law Society's Micro-crediential on AI.
