It’s the end of another busy legaltech week and here are a few of the stories you need to know about. In a big advance for Harvey and iManage customers,
The UK High Court has today (6 June) handed down its judgment in R (Ayinde) v London Borough of Haringey [2025] EWHC 1383 (Admin), which focussed on whether the Court would
Global law firm Taylor Wessing has signed with GenAI startup Legora following a successful pilot involving more than 80 lawyers across multiple Taylor Wessing offices. Legora will be rolled out
Edinburgh-headquartered legal intelligence startup Wordsmith AI has secured a $25m Series A led by Index Ventures to scale its AI infrastructure and expand its legal agents business. The company, which raised
Thomson Reuters today (2 June) announced the launch of new agentic AI capability, beginning with CoCounsel for tax, audit, and accounting professionals. While today’s most advanced AI assistants can generate
Crimson is an AI platform built to help litigation teams manage complex disputes. Founded by a machine learning specialist, an AI engineer, and a litigation lawyer, here is everything you
Dutch publishing company Wolters Kluwer Legal & Regulatory has signed an agreement to acquire Brightflag, an Irish-founded and now New York-headquartered e-billing and matter management system provider. The acquisition is
Lawyers in three separate cases this month have been hauled before the US courts accused of filing error-filled briefs, after they relied on ChatGPT to help with filings and didn’t
