Chapter 1: Introduction - where do we go from here?By Joanne Brook, Lionshead LawPart 1: AI and Legal TechnologyChapter 2: Navigating the ethics of AI and legal practiceBy Harry Borovick, general counsel and AI governance officer, LuminanceChapter 3: Redefining legal practice - from adaptive intelligence to autonomous operationsBy Jelena Schidzig, managing partner, Legal Quant PLLCChapter 4: The intersection of artificial intelligence and client confidentiality in legal practiceBy Colin Levy, legal tech author, speaker, and director of legal for MalbekChapter 5: Technological innovation and the evolution of professional legal practiceBy Martin Martinoff, innovation lead -- next generation services, Innovate UKPart 2: People and CultureChapter 6: The key trends shaping the world of work from 2025 to 2030By Maria Govis, manager - CLM operative, global legal transformation and managed services, KPMG LLPChapter 7: Realising the potential of generational diversityBy David Laud, management consultantChapter 8: Reimagining legal education and professional developmentBy Martin Martinoff, innovation lead -- next generation services, Innovate UKChapter 9: Talent in 2030 - the future of legal learning and developmentBy Charlotte Smith, founder, Level7Chapter 10: The socially responsible legal practiceBy Aoife Greally, people business partner, Clio - Cloud-based Legal TechnologyPart 3: Finance and OperationsChapter 11: Pricing strategy and profitability in an AI-enabled futureBy Chantal McNaught, manager of client success, LEAP AIChapter 12: The rising role of the legal ops professionalBy Richard Brzakala, senior director, Global External Legal ServicesPart 4: Risks and OpportunitiesChapter 13: ESG unraveledBy Jenifer SwallowChapter 14: Rebranding for the future - the power of trade names and branding in legal practiceBy Wayne Hassay, managing partner, Maguire Schneider HassayChapter 15: Data-driven decision-making - the power of predictive analytics in law firm strategyBy Mori Kabiri, president and CEO, InfiniGlobe LLCChapter 16: Picture vs movie - the dynamic data revolution in legal practiceBy Kassi Burns, senior attorney, King & Spalding LLPChapter 17: Giving clients what they want (as well as what they need)By Joanne Brook, Lionshead Law.