Artificial Lawyer – Legal Tech & AI News and Views
WEB4 days ago — France’s DiliTrust Buys doeLEGAL For US Expansion. 25th September 2024 artificiallawyer. In a sign of continued consolidation in the legal tech sector, Paris-based DiliTrust, a multi-capability platform for corporates, has bought Delaware-based Enterprise Legal Management (ELM)
Product Walk Through: Gavelytics – Litigation Analytics
WEB21st September 2021 artificiallawyer Litigation Analytics Comments Off. AL TV’s latest Product Walk Through is Gavelytics, the litigation analytics platform, which has just announced a major upgrade with plenty of new functionality. Presenting the Walk Through is CEO and Founder, Rick Merrill. The platform is US-focused, but is a good model ...
DocuSign Sets Out ‘Smart Agreement’ Vision With Clause
WEBOct 23, 2020 — Leading esignature business, DocuSign, has set out its vision for how ‘smart agreements’ will work by combining the tech of smart contract company Clause with its ever-growing platform. The thoughts are contained in a new white paper produced by Clause called ‘Introducing Smart Agreements’. In it Tom Gonser, Founder of DocuSign, stated: ‘At DocuSign, we pioneered the introduction of ...
Jevons Paradox + Why GenAI Will Increase Legal Demand
WEBAug 1, 2024 — It’s a great area to explore and central to it is Victorian thinker, William Jevons, who stated in what became ‘Jevons Paradox’, that increasing efficiency in resource use leads to a corresponding increase in the consumption of that resource. Or, in other words, if legal services become a lot more efficient, then the demand for and use of ...
‘LegalAI’ Automates Consumer Case Assessment - Artificial Lawyer
WEB27th April 2021 artificiallawyer AI + Case Assessment Comments Off. A new legal tech startup, curiously named LegalAI, hopes to automate the pre-court litigation process for consumer claims case assessment. The company also hopes to work closely with insurers to roll out the product. It’s the brainchild of Germany-based Tessia Tober and Arpit ...
DeepJudge, KM-Focused AI Startup Bags $10.7m, Hires Ex-Kira’s …
WEBJun 18, 2024 — DeepJudge, a legal AI startup founded by AI researchers and former Google search engineers, and focused on leveraging law firm and inhouse internal knowledge, has raised $10.7m in an oversubscribed seed funding round.Additionally, Steve Obenski, former senior leader at Kira Systems, which was acquired by Litera, has joined as an interim Chief Strategy Officer to help spearhead its US expansion.
Spellbook Launches Associate: ‘First Full-Fledged’ Legal AI Agent
WEBAug 22, 2024 — Spellbook, a pioneer in legal genAI, has launched ‘the first full-fledged AI agent’ for legal work. The agentic capability, branded ‘Associate’, aims to eliminate drudgery and unlock a new level of efficiency for lawyers. Now, others have also claimed to be wielding legal AI agents, but after having seen a demo of Associate, what this site saw was a comprehensive tool that could take ...
LexisNexis Acquires Caselex in Latest Legal Tech M&A Deal
WEBAug 17, 2022 — LexisNexis has acquired Caselex, a provider of merger control intelligence.The move follows other recent deals by the legal tech giant, including the purchase of CLM company Parley Pro and transaction management platform Closd.. The deal comes at a time of what appears to be increasing M&A activity in the legal tech market, with other acquisitive players such as Litera once again stepping up ...
LawGeex and The AI Gap – Artificial Lawyer
WEBMay 24, 2021 — LawGeex and The AI Gap. 24th May 2021 artificiallawyer Legal AI Comments Off. Natural language processing (NLP) is a wonderful tool, but it has its limitations – something that LawGeex found out eventually after launching one of the first ‘legal AI’ companies. The answer was to put human lawyers in …
Legal Bot Founders: LawBot – Artificial Lawyer
WEBJan 5, 2017 — Legal Bot Founders: LawBot. This article is a reprint of an Artificial Lawyer interview made in December 2016 and is part of a retrospective on legal AI and automation company founders published over the Christmas and New Year period. [Main photo: the LawBot team in Cambridge, left to right, Ludwig Bull, …