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Start Up Corner: Disclosure Assistant – Review bank statements faster
Disclosure Assistant is a brand new startup targeting one of the more manual and time-consuming processes in legal practice: reviewing bank statements. Aimed at legal professionals who regularly review...
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Start Up Corner: Caira from Unwildered – Improving access to justice
Unwildered was founded in 2024 and its LLM-powered platform Caira started life a consumer-facing legal assistant before expanding into specialised workflows such as contract review. Founder Hassan Luwalira talks...
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Start up Corner: Find A Lawyer – A legal matching service
Find A Lawyer is a newly-founded legal matching service in New Zealand, helping consumers to find the right lawyer. We hear more from founder Xabi Errotabehere about how it...
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Startup Corner: QEL – Putting a ‘claim firewall’ around AI-generated work
As AI-generated content becomes more embedded in legal and corporate workflows, QEL is focused on one problem: separating what can be trusted from what cannot. Its platform applies scrutiny...
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StartUp Corner: Thelonious – A human-verified intelligence and knowledge platform
In a market crowded with legal AI tools promising faster drafting, smarter research, and greater efficiency, Thelonious is tackling a different challenge: helping legal and policy professionals keep pace...
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Startup Corner: NegoAgent – Helping you learn to negotiate
This week our startup is NegoAgent, which uses AI to help you learn to negotiate or to improve your skills – a really interesting use case and one that...
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Start up Corner: Find A Lawyer – A legal matching service
Find A Lawyer is a newly-founded legal matching service in New Zealand, helping consumers to find the right lawyer. We hear more from founder Xabi Errotabehere about how it...
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Startup Corner: QEL – Putting a ‘claim firewall’ around AI-generated work
As AI-generated content becomes more embedded in legal and corporate workflows, QEL is focused on one problem: separating what can be trusted from what cannot. Its platform applies scrutiny...
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StartUp Corner: Thelonious – A human-verified intelligence and knowledge platform
In a market crowded with legal AI tools promising faster drafting, smarter research, and greater efficiency, Thelonious is tackling a different challenge: helping legal and policy professionals keep pace...
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Startup Corner: NegoAgent – Helping you learn to negotiate
This week our startup is NegoAgent, which uses AI to help you learn to negotiate or to improve your skills – a really interesting use case and one that...
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India’s legal tech market: Homegrown ambition and global inroads
By Mina Jenkins India is emerging as a significant force in legal technology. Multiple data sources suggest the country is home to around 1,000 homegrown startups in the sector...
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Manifest OS raises $60m Series A to build AI-native law firm model
New York-based startup Manifest OS has closed a $60 million Series A round at a $750 million valuation, with backing from Menlo Ventures, Kleiner Perkins, First Round Capital, and...
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