AI and the Law

As predicted by AL, another tech giant has joined the legal world. Google Cloud has unveiled Gemini Enterprise for Legal, an ‘enterprise-grade, purpose-built agentic AI solution engineered for the …

Bots are starting to conspire with one another. Can they be reeled back in?

Draftwise has launched ‘Legal Ontology’, which leverages knowledge and lawyer judgment embedded in the relationships between data sitting inside a law firm’s documents. The move was inspired …

LexisNexis is rolling out a united and frictionless agentic offering, which works with its Legal Intelligence Engine harness. This brings together its mass of legal data and AI skills with agentic …

By Alejandro Castellano, CEO, Caddi. Two years ago the question in front of every management committee was whether the AI worked. That question is largely settled. The drafting tools draft. The rev…

NetDocuments is now making it clear to the market that it absolutely isn’t ‘just a DMS’ any longer. Its latest foray into the wider world is the launch of AI-powered Tabular Review – an essential a…

By Senne Mennes, LawVu. Few terms in legal technology have become as overused as ‘AI-powered.’ Not to mention over-hyped. Today, virtually every legal tech vendor claims that they have AI solutions…

Thomson Reuters is adding to its long list of legal tech partners with the addition of Laurel, the time recording system. The move follows TR’s spinning off of Elite in 2023, which also had a time …

KM pioneer DeepJudge has launched an ‘Agent Handoff Protocol’ or AHP, which is an open system that ‘enables users to move between AI platforms without starting fresh, carrying the context needed to…

KM pioneer DeepJudge and Legora have formed a bidirectional partnership. A spokesperson told this site: ‘It’s a deep level of engagement. The Agent Handoff Protocol (AHP) – (see AL article from las…

After months of work, TR has launched Thomson 1.0, its own LLM, trained on its own data – and it shows a performance that is higher than some general models. Artificial Lawyer interviewed TR CEO, S…

By Neil Smith, LawVu. Ask any legal team today whether they have adopted AI, and most will say yes. Contract review tools. Drafting assistants. A chatbot handling intake. Yet, why does everything o…

By Special Correspondent, Will Seaton at Draftwise. Missed day one at ILTACon? Across sessions on change management, taxonomy, AI, and document management, a common theme emerged: before firms add …

The court did not take kindly to this.

Increasingly, the clearest answers aren't found in marketing materials or product manuals.

Am Law 100 law firms have said they’re spending more on artificial intelligence and innovation investments than on any other expense category.

Harvey's agents now inherit the context of your matters and projects, along with a memory of how you work.

Last month, the UK Jurisdiction Taskforce (UKJT) published its much anticipated Legal Statement on Liability for AI Harms under English law (the

Opus 5 is a step change improvement for the Opus tier powering long-running agents while delivering improvements in coding and professional work.

Meta is rolling out a productivity-focused update to its AI chatbot, allowing it to generate daily briefings based on your calendar and perform in-depth research.

Perplexity is a free AI-powered answer engine that provides accurate, trusted, and real-time answers to any question.

SpaceXAI has introduced Grok Bot, an always-on AI agent service designed to behave like independent “AI teammates” that can do your work for you.

The new model wasn’t involved in the Hugging Face breach, OpenAI says.

AI is increasingly being embedded across almost every part of an organisation. From software development and customer service to marketing and product

RELX, the parent company of LexisNexis Legal & Professional, today (23 July) announced record half-year results, with underlying revenues up 7%;

Legal research startup Midpage has reached a critical threshold in its commercialization, its founder believes, as it achieves full data coverage of key U.S. case law and prepares to launch its own ci...

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.

After a pair of major acquisitions laid the necessary groundwork, Clio is bringing its AI-powered legal workspace home. The Canadian-founded legal technology company has launched Clio Work in Canada, giving lawyers access to matter-aware AI grounded in more than 470,000 Canadian cases from over 40 courts. The launch represents the latest step in Clio’s effort […]