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At the Czech Law and Information Technologies conference in Brno, Jakub Jan Fiala presented a taxonomy of AI deployment failures built on observation across 200 law firms. The findings are clear: the tools work. What fails is the organisation around them—the task definition, the process design, the metric for success.

AgiLawyer is growing. We are excited to welcome Jakub Jan Fiala as Head of Commercial Development and Samuel Punge as AI & Legal Tech Engineer. Together, they strengthen our mission to help law firms build AI-native practices through LegalOps, intelligent technology, and measurable business outcomes.

AgiLawyer had the opportunity last week to attend the Three Seas Initiative Summit in Dubrovnik on behalf of COPS as part of the official Czech delegation led by President Petr Pavel. The summit brought together discussions on the future of Central and Eastern Europe, technological cooperation, regional security, and continued support for Ukraine.

TV Nova, the leading commercial broadcaster in the Czech Republic, partnered with AgiLawyer to redesign its CLM ecosystem — not as a simple platform replacement, but as a long-term data and AI infrastructure. The case shows why a clause library is no longer just a repository of approved wording, but the backbone of governance, AI-driven drafting, migration, and contract standardization.

Slavia Pojišťovna partnered with AgiLawyer to help its in-house legal team move beyond theory and start using AI tools in everyday legal work. Through hands-on training focused on Microsoft Copilot and AI agents, the team explored practical ways to streamline document workflows, legal research, and regulatory monitoring.

At the JetBrains Partner Summit, AgiLawyer presented its approach to transforming YouTrack into a sector-specific solution for legal teams—and was honored with the Product Professional Award. The talk highlighted why successful implementations depend not just on technology, but on understanding and translating the way each industry actually works.

AVENTAS, a Prague-based law firm, engaged us to design a research-driven marketing and business development framework. The project focused on clarifying market positioning, competitors, and defining high-potential client personas. The result was a unified strategy connecting content and communication — creating a clearer market identity and measurable business outcomes.

In collaboration with Bolt for Business, Agilawyer recently hosted a workshop exploring one of the most overlooked challenges in legal practice: hidden operational costs. From untracked billable time to inefficient travel and administration, we examined where lawyers’ time actually goes—and how smarter systems, including digital mobility solutions, can help firms reclaim it.