The acquisition, Legora’s fifth since March 2026, will support fact identification and analysis in the company’s agentic workflows.
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The trial, which accuses Meta of violating the Tennessee Consumer Protection Act, is similar to a case earlier this year in which a jury awarded $375 million in civil penalties to New Mexico.
Continue Reading Meta Confronts Addiction Allegations in New Trial Underway in Tennessee

Goldman Sachs’ contribution to Harvey is one of several investments the bank has made in legal tech since 2025.
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Lower costs and customization are likely to lead to increased use by vendors, even as models from U.S. AI developers like OpenAI and Anthropic will continue to play a major role.
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Companies in Illinois continue to face risk from the state’s strict biometric privacy law as plaintiffs file new kinds of lawsuits, despite a 2024 amendment that reduced potential damages under the law and a recent court ruling that the amendment was retroactive.
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An update on the legal tech market’s past week, from product launches to new partnerships
Continue Reading Legaltech Rundown: NetDocuments Releases New Apps, Epiq Announces New Agentic AI Features, and More

Brian Markovitz, a principal at Joseph Greenwald & Laake who specializes in wage-and-hour lawsuits and discrimination cases, said in an interview that though the case is novel, it signals a “wave of the future” in employment-related litigation.
Continue Reading 'Wave of the Future': Meta Faces Novel Suit for Allegedly Using AI Systems to Fire Workers

The business model of Petty Lawsuit could make it vulnerable to litigation for practicing law without a license, says Sean Griffin, a Washington, D.C. lawyer who blogs about AI in the legal profession.
Continue Reading Got $29? AI-Driven Platform Makes Filing a Lawsuit Easy. But Is It Legal?

While clients are warming to law firms’ use of their data to improve service delivery, many still have reservations about privacy and competition.
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AI is no longer an experiment for in-house legal teams. It’s a core driver of business enablement. But technology alone won’t deliver meaningful ROI.
Continue Reading AI Moves from Novelty to Operating Model for Legal Departments

Jusfy’s platform offers Brazilian attorneys modules for tasks including legal research, intake, billing and more.
Continue Reading Brazilian Legal Tech Startup Jusfy Announces $15M Series A Backed by Thomson Reuters and The LegalTech Fund

Speakers at the Masters Legal AI conference emphasized career adaptability and the need for a sustainable pace with AI innovation.
Continue Reading Masters AI New York 2026 Conference: Building Legal Careers Around Technology, Innovating at a Sustainable Pace

Microsoft’s internal adoption of Harvey brings the startup’s products into Microsoft’s legal and compliance operations and further deepens the companies’ ongoing partnership.
Continue Reading Microsoft Rolls Out Harvey for Legal, Compliance Operations