Jude.Law, Litera, AltaClaro, Legal Innovators California Speakers +

Wow, another incredible week in legal AI – which has now gone very agentic! We start this week’s Wrap with news that Jude Law has some legal tech competition, from….Jude.Law.

Yes indeed, there is a Kiwi legal AI company called Jude, with the web address: www.Jude.Law – their founder, Simon Vollmer, told AL that they pre-date Legora’s recent movie star ad campaign.

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Next, Legal Innovators California, the landmark Bay Area legal AI event created by Artificial Lawyer and organised by Cosmonauts, will be on June 10 and 11 in San Francisco – just a stone’s throw from the beating heart of the world’s AI industry. Plus, here are some more of our great speakers:

More information and tickets here.

And we now have Express Registration – so your ticket is free if you are in a senior role in a law firm, or inhouse legal team. Just follow the links to claim it.

Express route to your Legal Innovators California June 10th and 11th ticket here.

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And we have two AL webinars coming up this May – both focused on education and training.

First is one with AltaClaro on May 21 – featuring two experts from Orrick – where we will be looking at AI training simulator, among other subjects. RSVP here.

And the second is with Litera, on May 26, including speakers from Linklaters and Stanford Law School – such as the awesome Megan Ma.

Title: Education and Training in the Age of Legal AI: Forging the Path for the Future of Law

Live on May 26, 2026 at 11:30AM – 12:30PM EDT / 4:30 – 5:30PM BST / 8:30 – 9:30AM PDT

Registration here

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And now for some videos. First, Moritz, the NewMod, AI-first law firm, backed by a ton of tech company founders, as well as Y Combinator, and with massive ambitions to take on Big Law.

And also, a look at what contract AI pioneer ThoughtRiver can do!

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That’s all for now folks.

Advance note: *** Artificial Lawyer will be on holiday the week of May 25^th to May 29^th **** So, if you’re about to agentize your workflows, then drop AL a line before – or after – then! Thanks.

Have a great weekend everyone.

Richard Tromans, Founder, Artificial Lawyer