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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The AI Law Firms Making AI Work For Them Tom Borman, LawFuel contributing editor The truth is, if your firm isn’t at least playing with AI, you’re falling behind. This isn’t about robot lawyers replacing bar exams. It’s about smarter workflows, sharper insights, and letting tech handle the grunt work so humans can do what
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Clio made a major move that will reshape the emerging LegalAI marklet by buying vLex for $1 billion, a deal that brings together two big names in law tech. Clio is known for tools that help lawyers run their firms. vLex is famous for smart AI-powered legal research.
The deal is a game-changer for law firms, putting a world-class legal AI engine—Vincent—and a massive database of case law in the hands of a company that powers law firms, not just legal publishers.
The deal also marks a shift in how legal AI is used. Clio’s main job is to h
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Philips SpeechLive and Actionstep partner to streamline legal dictation, boosting efficiency for mid-sized law firms through AI-powered integration. Our integration with Actionstep is a game-changer for law firms looking to optimise documentation processes and reduce administrative overhead… to focus on what matters: their clients.” — Dr. Thomas Brauner, CEO Speech Processing Solutions, the global leader
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Source: Cernitz Law, Miami In the age of artificial intelligence, it’s tempting to believe that a few clicks and a clever app can solve almost any problem — even legal ones. You upload a document, click “analyze,” and boom: you get a result. But when your property is damaged, your health is affected, or your
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LexisNexis and Harvey just teamed up. This is big news for legal pros who want smarter tools and faster answers for their legal work. The deal lets Harvey users tap into LexisNexis’s deep well of US case law, statutes, and Shepard’s® Citations—all inside the Harvey platform. Think of it like adding a turbocharger to your legal
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Funding led by Lightspeed Venture Partners will help Multiplier acquire high-growth firms to improve client experience, growth, and productivity with AI Today, Multiplier Holdings, a technology company building AI-native professional services firms, publicly launched with $27.5 million in Seed and Series A funding. The Series A round was led by Lightspeed Venture Partners with participation from Ribbit
