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AI Case Management.

Ten minutes on running a law firm with AI, presented by Saqib Khan. A new episode every Thursday.

A single file left closed on an empty desk while the office moves on around it

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Episode 3. The file nobody has opened for a month

Thursday 8 October 2026, eight minutes.

An unless order arrives on a Monday morning, and the file behind it has not moved in seven weeks. Saqib Khan works through how many files in a firm drift at any one time, why entries on a file pass for progress, and what the court looks at when a party asks for relief after a missed step.

Earlier episodes

A woman in a pink trouser suit sits on a bright windowsill with a grey notebook on her knee, writing on an orange and yellow pad of sticky notes with a gold pen

Episode 2. The date that lived in one person's head

Thursday 1 October 2026, eight minutes.

A client rings to ask whether her claim has been issued, the solicitor is on leave, and the limitation date sits in pencil in a notebook in a desk drawer.

A fee earner in a white shirt and glasses laughing on a phone call while she writes a note on a clipboard, at a white desk by tall windows with an exposed brick wall behind her

Episode 1. The time your firm never billed

Thursday 24 September 2026, seven minutes.

Every fee earner did something chargeable this morning that nobody will bill. What twenty unrecorded minutes a day costs a firm of ten, and the three reasons it happens.

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