KM pioneer DeepJudge and Legora have formed a bidirectional partnership – which they told Artificial Lawyer goes beyond their new Agent Handoff Protocol (AHP) relationships with Harvey and TR.
AL asked the Swiss company how it’s different with Legora, especially if they are also using the AHP approach to retain context between the two companies.
A spokesperson told this site: ‘It’s a deep level of engagement. AHP – (see AL article here) – is part of the story, but the partnership goes beyond Legora simply adopting the protocol.
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‘The bigger shift is that DeepJudge’s institutional intelligence is being brought into the Legora experience.
‘A lawyer working in Legora can draw on their firm’s own precedent, prior work, experience and knowledge surfaced by DeepJudge as part of the workflow. And it’s bidirectional: the new work created in Legora flows back into the firm’s institutional knowledge through DeepJudge, so that knowledge continues to compound and can inform future work.
‘AHP is an enabling layer for that interoperability. The Legora partnership is an example of what it looks like when that idea becomes an actual product experience and a deeper relationship between the companies.
‘In short, it’s very much connected to the AHP story covered last week, but it’s the next chapter: not just agreeing on how AI products can talk to each other, but actually bringing institutional knowledge into the workflows where lawyers are doing their work, and ensuring the new knowledge created there becomes part of the firm’s intelligence going forward.’
And, they added that ‘past work informs what comes next, and new work adds to the organization’s experience, creating a continuously richer source of intelligence for lawyers and AI agents to draw on’.
So, there you go.
They also added that ‘with Thomson Reuters, Harvey, and now Legora adopting AHP, we’re moving toward a more connected user experience across the legal AI ecosystem’.
And here’s a summary of the key aspects:
From knowledge to work product: Lawyers can search and analyze their organization’s collective knowledge in DeepJudge and send the selected documents directly to Legora for negotiation, review, and drafting, from either the Legora or DeepJudge platforms.
Intelligence inside agentic workflows: Legora automatically retrieves relevant precedent and prior work through DeepJudge. Lawyers can carry the context of their task into DeepJudge whenever they want to search deeper through DeepJudge’s recently announced Agent Handoff Protocol, which preserves context as work moves between AI environments.
One search across everything: At the organization’s direction, DeepJudge can index work created in Legora and documents stored in Legora projects, alongside their other proprietary knowledge sources, to create a single, unified enterprise search.
Paulina Grnarova, Co-Founder and CEO of DeepJudge, commented: ‘Our partnership with Legora puts [institutional intelligence] directly into the flow of legal work, so lawyers and AI agents can draw on relevant knowledge from the entirety of the organization’s own experience when it matters.’
Max Junestrand, Co-Founder and CEO of Legora, added: ‘As AI takes on more of legal work, context becomes increasingly critical, and DeepJudge makes a firm’s institutional judgment available at scale.
‘Bringing that intelligence into Legora means every draft, review, and analysis can draw on what is unique to that firm: the precedent, experience, and judgment it has built over years of practice.’
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