Bolstered by a pair of nine-figure funding rounds held over the course of about a year, Filevine’s planned expansions include extending the reach of its gen AI transcription tool Depo CoPilot.
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Filevine Raises $400M in Two-Round Funding to Scale AI-Powered Legal Platform; I Speak with Its CEO
Alexi Launches Workflow Library, a Collection of Pre-Built Process Automations
The legal AI platform is adding nearly two dozen out-of-the-box workflows, with more expected in the coming weeks.
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AI Adoption in Legal Teams: Best Practices for Responsible Integration
The legal profession is entering a new phase where Artificial Intelligence (AI) has moved from early trials into everyday practice. Legal teams use AI to simplify complex tasks, strengthen compliance, and focus on higher-value work.
Rather than replacing professionals, AI supports them by handling large volumes of data, spotting patterns, and managing routine activities. As a result, lawyers have more
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AI-Powered Litigation Startup Wexler.ai Announces $5.3M Seed Funding Round, Live Fact-Checking Feature
The company plans to use the new funds to accelerate expansion in the United States and speed development of products like live fact-checker Wexler Real-Time.
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Can You See Me? Firms Are Redesigning Sites for AI Visibility
“Now you have to keep in mind that filling your site full of keywords or content all around an area needs to be structured in a way where chatbots can see it, read it, associate it with the right firm, said former LMA president Kevin Iredell.
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AI Firms Have Every Incentive to Settle Copyright-Infringement Suits, Even If It Costs Them Billions
“It’s certainly reasonable that some companies will see the numbers and say that it’s safer to resolve the cases, because then it becomes a line item, a business cost, rather than a risk that’s hanging over their heads for years, said Regina Sam Penti, a partner at Ropes & Gray.
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AAA Readies November Launch of AI-Powered Arbitrator for Construction Disputes
For an established dispute-resolution organization that is turning 100 next year, the American Arbitration Association seems to be doing everything but acting its age. Long among the world’s leading providers of human arbitrators and mediators for a range of disputes, the AAA is now preparing to launch its first AI-powered arbitrator in November.
The AI arbitrator will initially handle documents-only
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Law Through A Kaleidoscope
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It all started with a inflammatory headline on an article shared on Mastodon. It was from a politically aligned media site that was suggesting that a new Congressional Bill would deprive Americans of rights. I read the article and then I read the bill. By the time I returned to Mastodon, I saw three or four
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The Models Are the Product: Gabe Pereyra on Building an AI Associate and Matter-Centric Workflows
This week, we talk with Gabe Pereyra, President and co-founder at Harvey, about his path from DeepMind and Google Brain to launching Harvey with Winston Weinberg; how a roommate’s real-world legal workflows met early GPT-4 access and OpenAI backing; why legal emerged as the right domain for large models; and how personal ties to the profession plus a desire to
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The Legal Industry's AI Reckoning: Why Efficiency Alone Isn't Enough
With gen AI speeding things up, firms and corporate legal teams alike are being forced to rethink what legal work should look like and how to deliver it more effectively.
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How Polsinelli Revamped Its Tech Procurement, Evaluation Processes for the AI Era
With an AI working committee and a growing dedicated AI budget, Polsinelli is striving to stay on top of the latest innovations in the market.
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Amid Busy Year for Elite, CEO Mark Dorman Discusses Being on Both Ends of Acquisitions
Now owned by Francisco Partners, Elite is trying to move customers to the cloud while integrating software and talent from its purchase of Tranch.
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The State of AI in Legal: Insights Every Leader Needs
You’ll discover benchmarks, ROI findings, and future trends to help you evaluate where your organization stands and unleash your full potential.
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Legaltech Rundown: Supio Expands AI Offerings, Intellistack Releases CLM Platform, and More
An update on the legal tech market’s past week, from product launches to new partnerships.
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AARP Reaches $12.5M Settlement With Plaintiffs in Meta Pixel Privacy Class Action
AARP (formerly the American Association of Retired Persons), an advocacy group for Americans aged 50 and older, reached a settlement agreement last week in a privacy class action that alleged its website disclosed users’ video viewing data to Meta without their consent via the Meta Pixel.
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