Sixty-one percent of lawyers say they are now using generative AI in their work, according to a new report out today (2 September) from LexisNexis, but two-thirds say slow organisational
Happy Friday, here’s a round up of some of the bigger legal tech news of the week. First up from EMEA, there’s another win for Legora, with Polish firm Wardyński
Contract lifecycle management provider Juro announced today (28 August) that it has signed a partnership with contract review and AI agent startup Wordsmith. Through the collaboration, Juro’s 550+ clients will gain access
“I didn’t necessarily see myself coming back to a law firm and there aren’t many that I would have come back to, but this is a role that doesn’t exist
California-founded start-up Theo Ai says it is creating the world’s most accurate legal prediction engine to forecast the outcome of legal disputes. Theo Ai is Legal IT Insider’s latest Start-up
Leading South African law firm and Linklaters alliance partner Webber Wentzel has today (26 August) announced a multi-faceted partnership with legal AI platform Legora. The Legora platform has been rolled
This year’s ILTACON in Washington was heavy on AI, but the conversation with vendors has shifted. Legal IT Insider’s briefings weren’t about potential use cases or speculative roadmaps. Instead, they
Texas-headquartered Am Law 200 firm Jackson Walker has promoted longtime technology leader Bill Finner to chief information officer and chief knowledge services officer Greg Lambert as its first-ever chief innovation
