Clio’s 2025 Legal Trends Report Highlights AI’s Impact on Lawyer Performance
Clio has released its 2025 Legal Trends Report, marking the tenth edition of the annual study, announced in a press release. The report examines how technology, particularly artificial intelligence, is reshaping the way lawyers think and work.
According to the report, lawyers using Clio’s technology experienced a 16% reduction in emotional strain during client intake and a 25% decrease in overall cognitive load. The study also found notable improvements in accuracy and engagement among legal professionals using the platform.
The findings suggest that firms adopting AI and technology-driven practices are seeing measurable benefits, including substantial revenue growth. The report emphasizes that technology continues to play a key role in improving performance and sustainability within the legal profession.
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