Legal Operations
LEGALFLY launches Contract Intelligence to become a system of record
Legal Operations
September 4, 2026
LEGALFLY today (4 September) announced the launch of Contract Intelligence, meaning that the Belgian-founded legal operating system now covers the pre and post signature contract lifecycle, giving legal teams one
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Claude’s text watermark – Does it matter in an AI output world?
Legal Operations
August 18, 2026
As of this month, content generated by most of Anthropic’s Claude models will include embedded watermarks to label it as AI generated, causing concern that is seeing some vendors and lawyers consider
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Orange Rag Insights: From advisors to builders – How AI is remaking the in-house lawyer
Legal Operations
July 28, 2026
As AI shifts from automation to orchestration, in-house legal teams are redesigning workflows, cutting external spend, and redefining their role, moving from advisors to builders of the systems that now
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Theorem targets in-house legal RFP inefficiencies with expanded procurement platform
Legal Operations
July 27, 2026
Theorem Legal this month unveiled a newly designed marketplace to help corporate legal departments manage the full lifecycle of procuring legal technology and outside counsel, from supplier discovery and product
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Microsoft’s Corporate, External, and Legal Affairs team selects Harvey
Legal Operations
July 23, 2026
Microsoft’s Corporate, External, and Legal Affairs (CELA) team has selected Harvey for use across its legal and compliance operations, in a significant win for the legal AI company. We’re told
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From models to solutions: What Anthropic’s Ode launch signals for legal
Legal Operations
July 17, 2026
This week Anthropic, Blackstone and Hellman & Friedman officially launched Ode, an AI services company that combines Anthropic’s frontier AI models with a team of engineers and operators, backed by
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FT Innovative Lawyers Global Summit – The rule of law under fire
Legal Operations
July 3, 2026
The FT Innovative Lawyers Summit last week promised to examine legal leadership when the rule book is being torn up and boy, did it deliver on that. It reminded us
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Charting Change In Legal ep 59: The evolving role of lawyers in a shifting market
Legal Operations
June 24, 2026
In this latest episode of Charting Change in Legal, co-hosts Ari Kaplan and Caroline Hill share fresh insights from a whirlwind series of events across Amsterdam, Stockholm, and London. From
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Gen AI TAR: Nearly expert, entirely binary
Legal Operations
June 23, 2026
A new Redgrave LLP study shows generative AI beating a managed TAR review at responsiveness classification – and quietly demonstrates why classification was never the hard part. Neil Cameron reads
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BARBRI acquires Lega: Interview with co-CEO Lucie Allen
Legal Operations
June 22, 2026
Legal technology training provider BARBRI has acquired Lega, the platform founded by Christian Lang that enables law firms and other enterprises to explore generative AI technologies. Lang joins BARBRI in
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Webinar Replay: How to make AI actually work for contract review
Legal Operations
June 19, 2026
In this webinar, Caroline Hill and LEGALFLY’s legal solutions engineer Stéphanie Adriaens share practical guidance on how legal teams can successfully implement AI in contract review. The discussion focuses on
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RSGI’s second Harvey report shows jump in adoption
Legal Operations
June 17, 2026
International intelligence and advisory firm RSGI today (17 June) releases its second report into how Harvey’s customers are using and realising value from legal AI. “The Accelerating Impact of Legal
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LegalTechTalk to launch in the USA
Legal Operations
June 17, 2026
LegalTechTalk today (17 June) announced the launch of LegalTechTalk USA, which will take place in Miami, Florida in December 2027. The launch is supported by 55 ‘founding launch partners’ and
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Anthropic’s Claude Fable 5 withdrawal highlights geopolitical risk in legal AI supply chain
Legal Operations
June 15, 2026
The withdrawal of Anthropic’s latest frontier model, Claude Fable 5, just days after its launch may prove to be one of the most significant AI developments of the year, not
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Autologyx extends its governance platform to support agentic work
Legal Operations
June 15, 2026
Autologyx today (15 June) announced a new set of MCP-enabled capabilities designed to help law firms and other regulated organisations move from AI experimentation to governed AI execution. The announcement
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Former PwC partner & ex SYKE COO launch AI services company Telon
Legal Operations
June 11, 2026
A former PwC partner and former COO of SYKE have launched a new AI legal services company on the premise that the next battleground in legal AI is no longer
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“The front door that does the work”: Wordsmith AI raises $70m Series B
Legal Operations
June 3, 2026
Edinburgh-founded legal AI company Wordsmith AI has raised $70m in Series B funding in a round led by Highland Europe and Index Ventures, with participation from existing investors. Founded in
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