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New Zealand Legal Tech Company Just Launched An AI Workspace For In-House Teams Globally

Law Firm Technology, Legal AI, New Zealand Law News / June 10, 2026

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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Bell Gully Bought Harvey Firm-Wide. The Supreme Court Just Made That Look Prescient

Bell Gully, Legal AI, New Zealand Law News, New Zealand Law News / June 10, 2026

In Jones v Family Court at Whangārei [2026] NZSC 1, the Supreme Court used a published judgment to call out a litigant for citing case law that an AI application had invented. Meanwhile, Bell Gully had become the first large New Zealand firm to roll out Harvey AI to its entire 200-plus lawyer team.

What the Supreme Court Said

Justices Ellen France, Stephen Kós and Forrest Miller dismissed Mr Jones’s leave application after identifying that submissions cited several authorities that “appear to have been hallucinated by an Artificial Intelligence (AI) application”.

Specific examples included “Teddy v Police [2015] NZSC 62” and “Baird v R [2013] NZSC 120” — real case names combined with incorrect citations, while four genuine cases were misused to support propositions they did not stand for.
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How Legal Documents Went Digital—and What It Means for Businesses and Individuals

Law Firm Management, Legal AI, Press Releases / June 8, 2026

Article source: LegalDocsbyMe The way we access and manage legal documents has fundamentally changed. What once required multiple office visits, notary appointments, and substantial legal fees can now often be handled from a laptop or smartphone. This transformation affects everyone—from entrepreneurs launching their first venture to families navigating estate planning or divorce. The digitization of

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Anthropic’s Legal Plug-Ins Signal a New Era for Legaltech

Briefings, Featured, Law Firm Management, LawPreneur, Legal AI, Power Briefs, US Law / May 30, 2026

But Lawyers Shouldn’t Cancel Their Harvey Subscriptions Yet Norma Harris Anthropic has done something the legaltech market has been quietly demanding for years and made its AI play nicely with the tools lawyers already use. KEY TAKEAWAY: Anthropic has added 12 legal features to Claude — covering contract drafting, e-discovery, research and document management —

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Legal AI News – YC-Backed Crimson Raises Oversubscribed $2.5M Seed Round to Bring Case Intelligence to Litigation

Briefings, Law Firm Technology, Legal AI, Press Releases, UK Law / May 29, 2026

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.

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Inside Moritz: The AI‑Native Law Firm Taking Aim at Big Law’s Business Mode

Australia Law News, Lawpreneur, Legal AI / May 26, 2026

For Pamir Ehsas (pictured), co-founder of AI-powered law firm Moritz, a tech-trained former Oxford lawyer who advised Open AI among others, Moritz Legal is the fast-turnaround, non-billable hour perfect law firm.

Moritz is pitching itself as an AI‑native, YC‑backed alternative to Big Law: fixed fees, fast turnaround, senior lawyers only, and software claiming to do most of the heavy lifting so humans focus on judgment.

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Quinn Emanuel Hit With $3M Sanctions as Judge Blasts “Deeply Disturbing” Litigation Conduct

Briefings, Featured, Law Firms, Legal AI / May 25, 2026

A federal judge, Edward Chen (pictured) in California has ordered Quinn Emanuel Urquhart & Sullivan LLP to pay nearly $3 million in sanctions, alongside additional penalties and mandatory ethics training for three of its lawyers, in a sharply worded ruling that criticises the firm’s conduct in high-stakes pharmaceutical litigation. In the order issued by Judge

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Panel Games: Revolut’s New Legal Model is a Quarterly Hunger Games for Big Law

Headlining, Law Firm Technology, Law Firms / May 22, 2026

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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Legora Hires Atlassian CMO Star To Sell AI To Sceptical Lawyers

Featured, Legal AI / May 22, 2026

Tom Borman Lawyers are trained to pull apart arguments, not sign up for AI hype. Swedish legal AI startup Legora has just hired someone whose job is to change that, according to a report from BusinessInsider. The company has appointed former Atlassian marketing leader Zeynep Inanoglu Ozdemir as its first chief marketing officer, handing her

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AI vs The Billable Hour Leak: Litify Targets Law Firms’ Missing 30%

Briefings, Legal AI, Press Releases / May 21, 2026

Law firms have spent decades tolerating one of their most expensive inefficiencies: time that simply never gets billed. Now, with AI quietly embedding itself into the operational spine of legal practice, that gap is starting to close. Litify’s latest move — integrating Billables AI into its platform — targets the profession’s most stubborn leak: manual

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