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Being an in-house IP lawyer is a hard job. However, using the right technology can go a long way in making it easier.

With advancements in generative AI, machine learning, blockchain and cloud-based platforms (to name but a few examples) progressing at lightning speed, the opportunities for in-house lawyers to leverage technology in their daily roles are vast. Unsurprisingly, adoption of legal technology by in-house IP lawyers is growing, and more and more technology vendors are branching out into the legal and IP space.

The Legal Tech Report 2025 by IQPC Legal Exchange and AgileIntel provides an in-depth analysis of the current legal technology landscape. Download the report for insight into:

• Different legal technology and IP solutions and vendors
• How in-house lawyers are leveraging technology to help with their day-to-day challenges
• Legal technology market size in different jurisdictions around the world
  

The Legal Tech Report 2026 is a market intelligence report for senior IP, brand protection, legal, and compliance leaders navigating rapid change across the legal function. Developed with AgileIntel Research, it examines the technologies reshaping in-house teams, including AI, agentic AI, automation, workflow platforms, and next-generation legal systems.

As IP portfolios grow and enforcement and regulatory demands increase, the report shows how emerging technologies are being used to improve efficiency, reduce risk, and support better decision-making. It explores the accelerating adoption of AI and autonomous systems across brand protection, trademark and patent workflows, compliance monitoring, and IP portfolio management.

Featuring real-world case studies and regional market insight, the report highlights how advanced legal technologies are streamlining core IP and legal processes, reducing external spend, and enabling teams to operate with greater accuracy and strategic alignment.

Designed for General Counsel, Heads of IP, Brand Protection leaders, Legal Operations, and Compliance executives, the report provides practical guidance for building a future-ready, technology-enabled legal and IP function.