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Clio has made Clio Work — the AI workspace for legal research, analysis and strategy it launched last October — available as a standalone product for  solo, small and mid-sized law firms, removing the requirement that customers also subscribe to its flagship practice management platform, Clio Manage.
The Vancouver-based company, which describes itself as the global leader in legal AI,…
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DeepJudge has partnered with Epiq Advisory for Law Firms in a move aimed at helping law firms scale AI beyond experimentation and into firm‑wide, governed deployment.
Announced today (21 April), the partnership responds to a growing challenge in the legal market: as law firms expand the use of AI in practice, the difficulty is applying it at enterprise scale using…
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Legal IT Insider speakers with Luminance’s CEO Eleanor Lightbody about the new partnership, which she says will help drive the trend towards in‑house teams deciding what to do internally and what to outsource.
LexisNexis and contract AI provider Luminance today (21 April) announced a strategic alliance aimed at bringing citation-backed legal insight directly into contract negotiation and review workflows for…
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LexisNexis and Luminance today announced a partnership that will let mutual in-house legal customers access LexisNexis’s Protégé AI assistant from inside Luminance’s contract negotiation platform, with a pathway to move into Lexis+ with Protégé for more involved legal work.
Under the arrangement, users working in Luminance’s natural-language assistant, Lumi, can pose legal questions and receive answers drawn from LexisNexis’s case…
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Litera today (20 April) announces a global integration of Litera Compare with Google Workspace, making its document comparison and redlining capabilities available to law firms and corporate legal teams using Google Drive.
Corporate in-house counsel and law firms accessing Litera Compare through Google Workspace also have access to Lito, Litera’s legal AI agent, included as part of their Litera Compare…
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Each month we feature exclusive in-house interviews and content in the Orange Rag that you won’t find anywhere else. This month, Tom Saunders spoke with three legal operations leaders about their next set of challenges and priorities after adopting a range of different AI tools, including Harvey. 
Legal ops leaders at steelmaker ArcelorMittal, advertising group Dentsu and argri-tech business Syngenta talk to us about how the focus…
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This week on The Geek in Review, we talk with Greg Mazares Sr., CEO of Purpose Legal, about what it takes to lead through one of the most important transition periods in legal services. Drawing on decades of experience across business, litigation support, and e-discovery, Mazares brings a steady, practical view to a market flooded with AI claims and rapid…
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At the Semafor World Economy summit, held during the high-stakes World Bank and IMF Spring Meetings, a distinct narrative of resilience emerged from the Middle East. While the headlines of 2026 have been dominated by the kinetic escalation between the U.S. and Iran, H.E. Hadi Badri, CEO of the Dubai Economic Development Corporation, offered a masterclass in crisis management as…
Continue Reading The “And” Economy: Dubai’s Resilience in the Eye of the Geopolitical Storm

It started with Harvey, the legal AI company that signed Gabriel Macht – the actor who played Harvey Specter on Suits – as a brand ambassador. Then Legora one-upped everyone by signing the actor Jude Law, building a whole campaign around the tagline, “Law just got more attractive,” and shooting the thing with an Oscar-winning cinematographer.
Harvey also locked up…
Continue Reading A Public Service Announcement: Legal Tech Companies, Here Are Your Celebrity Endorsers

LegalRM has announced a series of strategic hires from implementation to marketing, saying it is investing in the infrastructure needed to help it deliver to clients at scale.
The hires, most of which are brand new, are: Stanley Gee, director of delivery; Melda Ozkasim, head of support & customer success; Victoria Grech – chief AI officer (fractional); Naomi Aldridge, marketing…
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In its sixth acquisition, Alt Legal, the cloud-based trademark docketing and management platform, has acquired WebTMS, a UK-based provider of IP portfolio management software with more than 25 years in business and over 500 clients globally.
The acquisition, announced today, brings together Alt Legal’s automation-driven approach to trademark docketing with WebTMS’s deep configurability and global portfolio management capabilities.
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At the Semafor World Economy summit, the “Building Intelligent Enterprises” session cut through the usual AI hype with a dose of pragmatic operational reality. While the morning sessions at the World Bank and IMF Spring Meetings focused on macro-fiscal policy, this panel, featuring Kunal Kapoor (CEO of Morningstar) and Woodsen Martin (CEO of OutSystems), zeroed in on how artificial intelligence…
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Caroline Hill speaks with Eudia’s product head Coleman Monroe and co-founder David Van Reyk about Eudia’s latest release and the changing priorities for in-house teams
California-headquartered startup Eudia in March released what it calls expert digital twins; a way to capture a corporate’s preferred legal positions, drafting style and risk tolerances, then deploy that expertise as self-service across the business. In a…
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We don’t usually say this, but for today’s LawNext, you’re going to want to watch the video version, if you can. The audio will be good, but the video will be great. You can find it on YouTube.
Why? Because we’re going to be talking today about vibe coding, and you’re going to want to see what our guests…
Continue Reading Built on a Weekend: Damien Riehl and Mike Bommarito Show What Vibe Coding Can Really Do