CHICAGO, July 9, 2026 — Relativity, a legal data intelligence company, today announced that Chris Brown has been named the company’s president, effective July 13. Brown, who joined as chief product officer in 2018, steps into the role to further advance the company’s AI platform for legal data intelligence, expand the legal work it supports, and bring […]
Blank Rome is facing proposed class actions after a cyberattack of what appears to be a brazen and blatant ‘attack’, exposed sensitive personal information belonging to more than 57,000 current and former clients, highlighting how a simple human mistake can trigger major legal consequences. According to the firm’s own account, the breach occurred when a
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Legal technology startup Turbo Law has secured USD 3.8 million in seed funding as investors continue to back AI tools built specifically for complex defence litigation and insurance work. The round was led by Revo Capital, with participation from existing backers Treeo VC, BridgeX Ventures, Alchemist Accelerator, prominent technology executive Gokul Rajaram, and a cohort
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Here’s What LawVu’s LegalOS Actually Does LawVu announced LegalOS on 2 June 2026 and the framing is the most interesting thing about it. Where Harvey, Thomson Reuters CoCounsel and LexisNexis Protégé are racing for private-practice budget, the Tauranga-headquartered company is going after the target almost everyone else has under-served — the in-house legal team that
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AI case intelligence platform for litigation and arbitration opens New York office, reports 30%+ month-over-month revenue growth in 2026 Crimson, the AI case intelligence platform for litigation and arbitration teams, today announced an oversubscribed $2.5 million seed round and the launch of its New York office, marking a significant expansion in the U.S. legal market.
If you’re a partner at a Magic Circle firm currently leaning back in your Herman Miller chair, comforted by the warmth of a three-year panel appointment, you might want to sit up. The fintech disruptor that refuses to play by the rules is, predictably, about to break yours.
Revolut, the neobank recently valued at a staggering $45 billion following a secondary share sale (with some internal projections whispering closer to $75 billion), is officially binning the traditional legal panel model. In its place comes “Revolut Partners,” a system designed to treat law firms less like venerable institutions and more like high-performance software vendors.
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As federal agencies drown in rising FOIA and Privacy Act requests, Casepoint has launched its most significant upgrade yet to Casepoint FOIA — a next-generation AI-powered platform designed to slash backlogs, streamline workflows, and deliver faster public access to records without compromising security or compliance. In a legal AI landscape still dominated by general-purpose tools
Cardiff, Wales – 19 May 2026: Silks, the privacy-first AI platform built exclusively for mid-market law firms, has launched a strategic integration with Credas, enabling firms to trigger certified identity verification directly within their AI-powered compliance and onboarding workflows — without ever leaving the Silks environment. The seamless integration allows firms to connect existing Credas
The acquisition adds a critical new layer to Legora’s platform: real-time visibility into regulatory change. Regulation is growing more complex, more global, and more consequential every year and the tools available to legal and compliance teams to track it have failed to keep pace. Graceview was built to replace the patchwork of fragmented, noisy sources
Rachel Williams We all know that every billable minute counts in BigLaw, but the biggest productivity killers often hide in plain sight: glacial tech that turns simple tasks into ordeals. A recent viral rant captured it perfectly — one associate reported it took a staggering 13 minutes just to open a single Word document from
