AI is moving from experimentation to expectation across the legal sector. New analysis from The National Law Review outlines how 2026 will be a pivotal year, with AI becoming embedded in day-to-day legal workflows rather than sitting on the sidelines.
The article highlights how in-house legal teams are leading adoption, increasing pressure on law firms to demonstrate real, practical use of AI to remain competitive. At the same time, regulation, governance and strategy are becoming just as important as the technology itself.
For legal teams, the message is clear: those that invest early, thoughtfully and strategically in AI will be far better placed to meet evolving client demands and operate at scale in the years ahead.
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