August, the new AI venture launched in 2023 by Columbia grads Rutvik Rau, (pictured) Thomas Bueler‑Faudree, and Joseph Parker, has just scored a $7 million seed round. Backers include heavy hitters like NEA and Pear VC, plus angel cheerleaders including Gokul Rajaram, Ramp’s Geoff Charles, OpenAI’s David Azose, and Bain Capital’s Kevin Zhang, according to […]
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Australian-based and growing ‘new law’ operation Law Squared, designed to assist in-house counsel, has launched a new administration system to assist insurance litigation. Tetra Claims was launched Tetra Claims with a proprietary claims management system designed to integrate with the firm’s fixed fee claims and litigation model. The firm’s media statement is below – Redefining
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Clio The New NZ Legal AI Tool Lands By LawFuel News Desk While some legal tech outfits race to slap an AI badge on anything that beeps, Clio has been playing the long game—and now New Zealand lawyers get to reap the rewards. Clio, the legal tech unicorn and industry heavyweight, has just launched Clio
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AI disruption forces Big Law to rethink billing: “Firms will give more for free” Ben Thomson, LawFuel contributing editor A mounting chorus of industry voices—from Artificial Lawyer to Thomson Reuters and Business Insider—argue that AI is rapidly eroding the economics of the traditional billable hour. The irony is that as firms strive for efficiency, they
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The Legal AI Lawyer Re-Shaping The Way Lawyers Act Tom Borman, LawFuel contributing editor Before Sarah Johansson helped build one of the legal industry’s most promising AI products, she was deep in the trenches of litigation: reading thousands of case documents, drafting letters, researching precedents, and wondering why so many parts of the legal process
Article Source: Bestera.io Tradition meets modern ambition in the US and shapes an environment that values progress alongside proven practices. Legal agencies in this nation are increasingly turning toward automation, drawn by its promise to improve accuracy and handle tasks more swiftly. However, this shift toward legal automation is far from straightforward. Many agencies face
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Article Source: Joist.com It’s almost obvious, small law firms rarely have the same tech muscle as the giants. But advancements in recent years have marked a real shift. Smart tools now bridge that gap. Cloud software moves files, automates case steps, and tracks billable hours in ways paper never could. Tired old habits get an
The ‘Skyscanner’ Lawyer Looking To Build LegalTech Agents A Scottish legaltech startup just got a huge cash boost. Is this the sign that AI is ready to take over law firms? Can every in-house team soon have its own AI agent? Scottish legaltech Wordsmith, co-founded by former Skyscanner honcho Ross McNairn (pictured) is driving another
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The Rise of Law Firm 2.0: LegalTech Fund Backs AI-Powered Legal Startups Norma Harris, LawFuel contributor Legal AI is no longer just a buzzword—it’s becoming the business model, shown off with a major new Legaltech move. The LegalTech Fund has launched a bold new accelerator dubbed the “LegalTech Lab” with the focus of building Law
Freshfields Bets £20K Per Head That Lawyers Need to Learn Robot Speak John Bowie, LawFuel publisher Magic Circle meets Silicon Valley as Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer rolls out the red carpet for its future stars, announcing an innovative partnership with King’s College London that’s got the legal world buzzing. In a move that’s part investment strategy, part
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