There’s a lot of news today, so here it is in digestible form.
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Dentons Deploys White Label IP Solution With Intanify
Dentons has deployed a white label solution developed by Intanify, an AI fintech company, following a successful pilot over the summer.
Intanify’s platform helps with identifying potential intellectual property (IP) risks, which Dentons’ legal professionals could then scrutinise in detail.
Beyond identifying risks, the platform includes risk scoring and red flag identification features. When integrated with its asset register and valuation tools, Intanify provides a comprehensive overview of a company’s IP asset base and risks, offering insights and strategic advantages.
As part of its ongoing commitment to innovation, the white label will be utilised by Dentons IP Team to automate and expedite certain workflows, enabling them to focus on the most critical and valuable issues that arise during client engagements, they said.
Dylan Dryden, CEO, and co-founder of Intanify, said: ‘We are thrilled to have had the opportunity to work closely with Dentons, whose feedback has been instrumental in refining our platform. Their decision to approve the white label for use is a testament to the value that Intanify brings to legal service delivery. It also furthers our mission to empower all companies to better manage their most important assets.’
Dr. Justin Hill, Partner & Co-Chair of IP at Dentons, added: ‘Our experience with the Intanify platform and delivery team during the pilot has been overwhelmingly positive. The platform empowers companies to better understand the risks and opportunities presented by their Intellectual Property Rights.’
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Clarilis MCL-based Real Estate Solutions Now Include Avail Data
Clarilis, a pioneer in legal drafting automation, has announced that its MCL-based Real Estate solutions are now integrated with Avail, enabling Avail customers to import the UK’s HM Land Registry data directly into Clarilis questionnaires.
For commercial real estate teams using the Clarilis Real Estate Plus or MCL Suite automations (and bespoke suites on request) title details for a given property can be imported by simply uploading the relevant HM Land Registry official copy to Clarilis, or by entering the relevant title number to import the information directly via the Clarilis Avail integration, they said.
This integration connects to Avail Title, which uses AI to accurately read registered title documents and generate legal risk reports immediately. When data is imported using the Clarilis Avail integration, the related Avail Title documents are also made available directly within the Clarilis questionnaire.
By integrating with the Avail system, Clarilis is enabling quick and accurate use of the title register information without the delays and risks associated with manual entry.
With margins stretched in the commercial real estate sector and many firms working on fixed fees, this integration helps with Clarilis and Avail’s shared goal of using technology to reduce the burden on real estate lawyers by boosting efficiency, saving time and reducing risk. In a hyper-competitive commercial real estate market, drafting efficiency is key to staying ahead of the competition, they added.
Dom Conte, Chief Product Officer at Avail, said: ‘When we first explored the integration with Clarilis, it quickly became clear that connecting our systems wasn’t just logical—it was a game-changer for our shared clients. With many of the top 100 law firms already using both platforms, combining Avail’s leading real estate analysis with Clarilis’ cutting-edge document automation will unlock new levels of efficiency for real estate lawyers. This integration establishes a seamless workflow that has never been possible before, empowering UK real estate teams to drive productivity and increase margins.’
James Quinn, CEO at Clarilis, concluded: ‘We are always looking for opportunities to bring high-quality data into Clarilis questionnaires in order to enhance the overall user experience. Our integration with Avail is a great example of how we make the drafting experience for commercial real estate teams as seamless as possible. This collaboration has been much requested, so Clarilis and Avail are delighted to have delivered this functionality for our clients.’
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Robin AI Releases New Version of ‘Reports’
Robin AI has released a new version of its ‘Robin Reports’ product, which helps with solving ‘business-critical problems for large companies, including speeding up incident management around cyberattacks and M&A due diligence’.
This new version of Robin Reports allows a company to audit thousands of documents with results in minutes, they added.
Reports uses Anthropic’s latest Claude Sonnet 3.5 models and works on any type of legal document. It is also now optimized for more uses including Due Diligence Reports on Supplier Agreements and Lease Agreements, and Audit Report on NDAs, they explained. It also allows each contract to be searched again and again, and according to new criteria.
CEO and co-founder of Robin AI, Richard Robinson, said: ‘We’re offering a completely self-serve product that can audit thousands of documents at once. There is no other way for big enterprises to take this volume of data and use Legal AI to structure the data and get a much faster grip on obligations and due diligence.’
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Stephenson Harwood Leverages Curvestone’s WorkflowGPT Platform
Stephenson Harwood is to work with Curvestone, an AI and automation consultancy, and make use of its WorkflowGPT system to deploy custom AI solutions for both internal use and client services.
WorkflowGPT allows for the creation of customisable, no-code AI tools that automate document-intensive tasks in a verifiable way, crucial for maintaining the high standards of accuracy and trust expected in legal work, they said.
Key capabilities of WorkflowGPT include rapid data extraction from extensive legal documents, interactive document Q&A with precise, referenced answers, automated document comparison without manual redlining, and contract risk detection with severity levels and mitigation suggestions.
Paul Orchard, Stephenson Harwood’s Head of Innovation, said: ‘Our Generative AI strategy is designed to enhance the way we work with clients and the services we provide. Our collaboration with Curvestone and its core platform will enable us to build custom solutions for both us and our clients, so we can continue to deliver the first-rate service our clients expect.’
Dawid Robert Kotur, Founder and CEO of Curvestone, concluded: ‘Working with Stephenson Harwood has been truly energising. Their deep understanding of generative AI’s potential aligns perfectly with our vision for WorkflowGPT – they’re leveraging it to create real value for clients as well as their own team. And that’s what we want to provide to the legal sector as a whole: flexible, verifiable, AI for serious work that augments human capabilities beyond just assisting or automating tasks – and that serves law firms and their clients equally.’