
Macfarlanes announces partnership with Harvey
Macfarlanes has become the latest UK top 50 law firm to announce that it is to roll out HarveyAI, the generative AI tool designed for legal work, as part of
Macfarlanes has become the latest UK top 50 law firm to announce that it is to roll out HarveyAI, the generative AI tool designed for legal work, as part of
ILTA’s CEO Joy Heath Rush and CLOC’s president Mike Haven discuss the importance of collaboration, as the industry faces new challenges that require a more joined up approach. I’d love
International legal technology consultancy Pinnacle has announced its expansion into the APAC region with the hire of Scott Sonter, who was head of financial systems at Ashurst in Sydney, Australia.
Editor Caroline Hill chatted to DLA Piper’s CIO Paul Gilford about the strategy, process and timing of the firm moving to the iManage Cloud across the UK and EMEA. Paul,
UK-headquartered startup Wexler uses large language models to help lawyers (and eventually consumers) extract and organise key data from documents relevant to their case. Here the founders give us all
Wolters Kluwer and the European Legal Tech Association (ELTA) have published a new benchmark report that looks at the impact of digitalisation on European corporate legal departments, which finds that
Swedish law firm Foyen has selected NetDocuments as its new document management system (DMS) as part of a firm-wide digitalisation project. Foyen will be using ndMail for email management and
Litera has entered into a global strategic partnership with cloud-based E-Learning platform Intellek (formerly TutorPro). Litera will use Intellek’s learning management system (LMS) to train its people internally, and also