US AI-powered personal injury law firm Lawfty announces strategic investment from The LegalTech Fund
Financing to scale-up AI legal services to help more injury cases across the US | 2d
Technology & Innovation
AAC advises law firms on the use of Aderant financial management systems | 2d
Firm that pairs lawyers and AI software will use financing to expand platform | 3d
Jus Mundi’s specialist AI research assistant Jus AI will integrate into Harvey’s platform | 4d
This second edition delivers a comparative analysis of cryptoasset regulation in a rapidly evolving global legal landscape. | 5mos
Scheme aims to reduce financial barriers to deploying legaltech among small firms, sole practitioners and junior barristers | 5d
Start-up was co-founded in August by former Legora employees Cem Ucan and Kieran John Keenan | 1w
Five-year investment plan will see every practice expected to invest at least 3% of its time building specialist AI tools and services | 1w
When routine requests back up legal’s queue, the whole business slows down. Self-service, set up on legal’s terms, keeps those requests moving and frees lawyers for strategic work. | 1w
Collaboration with publishers Simone, Il Foro Italiano and Juranet adds Italian legal data to Harvey’s platform | 1w
Harvey’s fifth acquisition this year will help improve law firms’ knowledge management through AI | 2w
Kanter teams up with former deputy Doha Mekki to co-found litigation platform backed by $6.4m in seed funding | 2w
Collaboration will combine firm’s investment funds practice with Harvey’s product team to build AI capabilities for fund arrangements | 2w
Clio says deal will help its users monitor developing government legislation and prepare for regulatory change | 2w
Lawyers and software engineers will team up on the initiative, which is led by new partner hire Elgar Weijtmans | 2w
Patentir’s AI tech is designed to help businesses with trademark guidance, prosecution and management | 2w
Select cohort of students to work with in-house team to develop AI capabilities from 2027 | 3w
Womble AI Labs’ in-house team will focus on creating legal AI to automate repetitive tasks | 3w
Swedish legal AI startup’s valuation rockets by more than $3bn in just seven months as it says US is now its largest market by revenue | 3w
Financing to ‘take on the Goliath megacorps’ as mass arbitration and action activity gathers pace | 3w
A decade after law firms embraced tech incubators, A&O Shearman, Slaughter and May and Cuatrecasas reflect on their benefits, even as Slaughters reassesses its approach amid the AI boom. | 3w