The New Model
Goodwin Partner Launches US AI-Native Law Firm Arm
Leon Johnson, most recently a partner at Goodwin in San Francisco and previously a partner at Kirkland & Ellis, is joining Omnilex, an AI-native law …
Legal Front Door
Harvey Launches Intake for Inhouse Teams
Harvey has launched Intake, its new legal front door for the inhouse world, which not only helps to funnel contracts to the right lawyers, but …
Agentic AI
From AI Tools to Agentic AI – A Roadmap
By Paul Walker, Global Solutions Director, iManage. Law firms have always delegated work to those with less experience, lower billing rates, and narrower scope: partners …
AI + Litigation
Steno Launches Litigation Genius + Product Walk Through
Steno, the AI-enabled court reporting and litigation support company, has launched the open beta of Litigation Genius – see AL TV Product Walk Through below. …
China + Legal AI
Chinese Company Launches Legal-Specific LLM
Chinese company Z.ai, which created the GLM models, has launched a legal-specific LLM that has been ‘mid-trained’ and post-trained to handle a range of tasks …
MCP
Legatics Connects to Harvey + Anthony Seale Interview
Legatics, the transaction management platform, has joined Harvey’s Connector Library, creating a unified deal experience for lawyers. To explain how it all works and what …
Legal Front Door
Legora Increases Inhouse Focus with Intake
Legora has increased its focus on the inhouse world with the launch of Intake, a legal front door that operates with its agents and which …
Decision Systems
Decision Systems, eDiscovery, Litigaze + More
Decision systems, such as Jev, as well as the recently launched OpenAI Decisions API, herald a new, but also curiously déjà vu, way of classifying …
AI + Contracts
How Legal Teams Govern AI-Driven Contracting
By Megan Bradley, Senior Legal Counsel, Docusign. In-house legal teams share some common pressure points: more contracts, more stakeholders, more urgency, all without additional headcount. …
Adversarial Incentive
Legal AI vs The Adversarial Incentive
Most major law firms use legal AI tools, yet there has been little significant change to how those firms operate. Why is that? The answer …