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Australian LegalTech Tool Helps Employees Contact Lawyers

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Australian law firm IRIQ has developed an AI chat bot to help employees easily contact lawyers. Using Brisbane-based technology group Blackbook.ai, IRIQ developed the ‘Riqi’ chatbot to help those facing employment problems to contact lawyers. Established by Theresa Moltoni in 2008, IRIQ was initially focused on assisting clients to get their Agreements in place prior […]

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How $55 Billion in Legal Fees & Costs Is Driving This Big Law Firm to Develop AI

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The soon-to-be law California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA) is set to take effect on January 1 and is estimated to cost companies around $55 billion in legal fees and compliance costs. The legislation requires companies with revenues of over $25 million to account for personal information filed about Californians and to delete it upon request.

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An Overview of Case Management Software in the Legal Industry

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5 Key Reasons Why Case Management Software Will Enhance Your Law Firm’s Efficiency Bob Richardson* –  The legal industry is increasingly incorporating technological developments into the operations side of practice management and completing casework. Firms of all sizes, including solo practitioners, are realizing the benefits of using an integrated and accessible case management program. In

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LegalTech: Here Comes the ‘Xero of Law’

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Australian legal startup Lawpath has closed a $4.4 million fundraising round, one of the largest in Australian legaltech history. Lawpath, founded in 2014, has been a foundation member of the booming Australian legaltech environment, providing a fixed-fee system and an easy-to-use online platform for legal clients. Lawpath CEO Dominic Woolrych said the oversubscribed round demonstrated

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New Law Moves: What’s Next For Lawyers on Demand

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As New Law continues to make inroads into traditional legal work and the way legal services are delivers, Lawyers on Demand (LOD) has expanded its footprint in Australia and New Zealand. LOD acquired Lexvoco six months ago with lawyers joining the LOD Australian offices, as well as adding offices in both Australia (Adelaide, Geelong) and

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Clifford Chance and the Robots: Firm Launches Robotics LegalTech Training in Asia Pacific

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Clifford Chance has started an interesting robotics training programme, together with ‘Josef’, a legal automation platform, to train lawyers on how to work with a ‘no code’ platform to develop contracts. LawFuel wrote about Melbourne-based legal ‘bot’ Josef and receiving investment funding earlier this year. The firm’s press release explaining the initiative is below –

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AI-Powered Word Remediation Tool For Release

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ThoughtRiver Unveils AI-powered Microsoft Word Remediation Tool for Lawyers Powered By LawFuel – Users can access ThoughtRiver’s technology within Word documents to analyse and edit contracts at the same time. Ease of use top priority for lawyers, millions of work hours to be saved. ThoughtRiver to demo new plug-in at Legal Geek Conference. London, UK.

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How 2 College Dropouts Just Raised $100 Million For Their AI-Powered Litigation Funding Business

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Peter Crossen – The growing list of litigation funding companies normally sees investment banking types setting up funds. But in the case of litigation startup Legalist the founder is a 23 year old Harvard dropout – just the sort of person to attract the attention of venture capital funders like Peter Thiel. Legalist founder Eva

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Legal AI Company Grows Presence in UK, US and APAC

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ThoughtRiver accelerates international growth across three regions and hires new VP of Sales Powered By LawFuel  Richard Cobb joins from Intralinks as VP with SaaS and legal sector expertise Key appointment to support AI company expanding rapidly across UK, APAC and the US ThoughtRiver also announces new Microsoft Tableau integration to enable access to increased

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