The new offering is designed to help legal departments compare firms on factors including rates, billing guideline compliance and staffing ratios.
Continue Reading Wolters Kluwer Introduces Agentic AI Tool for Outside Counsel Management

Law firms are becoming more receptive to agentic AI and expanding the duties of AI task forces, even as concerns grow around the technology’s cost and potential impact on lawyers’ skill development.
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The company built its legal research database by partnering with U.S. companies like Wolters Kluwer and international publishers like Tirant lo Blanch from Spain.
Continue Reading Legora to Add Legal Research, AI Citator to Platform Next Month

The personal injury giant has thus far sunk $300 million into its MX2 AI program and plans an overall investment of $1 billion over the next 10 years.
Continue Reading Morgan & Morgan Has Been 'Quietly Building' Its Own In-House Artificial Intelligence Platform

Litigators are watching to see if one case pending in the federal court in Chicago could be the driver in answering whether a biometric identifier must identify a specific person for an individual to have a valid claim under the state’s heavily litigated Biometric Information Privacy Act.
Continue Reading 'Have I Captured a Biometric Identifier?': Privacy Litigators Wait for Answers on Court's Split

The acquisitions will bring Lexroom’s legal research, document analysis and drafting features to France and Bulgaria.
Continue Reading Italian Legal AI Provider Lexroom Acquires European Legal Tech Startups Query Juriste and Praven Intelekt

An update on the legal tech market’s past week, from product launches to new partnerships.
Continue Reading Legaltech Rundown: American Arbitration Association CEO and President to Step Down, Clio Launches Platform in Spain, and More

Xapien plans to leverage the funding to expand its U.S. presence, specifically in Boston.
Continue Reading Due Diligence Software Provider Xapien Announces $56M in Funding

When it comes to “buy vs. build, the consensus is moving towards neither—and both. Law firms have adeptly found a middle ground to a question that, from the start, belied the complexity of legal AI era.
Continue Reading Forget Buy Vs. Build, It's All About Law Firm/Tech Partnerships

A new benchmark finds that LLMs struggle to complete legal research tasks on their own, even as users pay a premium for the most advanced models.
Continue Reading Better Performance, but at What Cost? Evaluating LLMs for Legal Research

Stanford Law School is hosting a program to define and train the next generation of legal engineers, a role that has grown in prominence as law firms and legal teams face growing pressure to adopt AI.
Continue Reading 'You Can't Hide Anymore': Stanford Tackles Tech Transformation With Legal Engineering Academy

At a discussion Thursday during Running Legal Like a Business Conference in Las Vegas, panelists explored how AI should help move legal expertise, data and risk intelligence closer to the point where the business makes decisions.
Continue Reading Move Faster or Get Bypassed: AI Is Raising the Cost of a Slow Legal Department

Former White & Case local partner Waad Alkurini founded a Saudi AI company, a trend already seen in the U.S.
Continue Reading White & Case Invests in Former Saudi Lawyer's AI Company