As artificial intelligence (AI) continues to permeate the legal sector, law firms are facing a range of new challenges. A recent blog by Clio emphasizes the necessity for legal firms to adapt to these changes or risk falling behind. The growing use of AI by clients and firms is reshaping the landscape of legal services, attracting attention from investors, particularly in the realm of plaintiffs' law firms. Reports indicate that while many firms have begun integrating AI into their operations, a 'technology gap' persists within the profession. This gap has prompted responses to the government's AI Opportunities Action Plan. Over the past year, law firms have significantly increased their AI training and development efforts, indicating a shift towards more widespread application of AI in legal practices. However, a new report suggests that most lawyers have yet to leverage AI effectively to manage increasing workloads.