Legal AI

Natural language processing (NLP) is a wonderful tool, but it has its limitations – something that LawGeex found out eventually after launching one of the first ‘legal AI’ companies. The answer was to put human lawyers in the loop. …

By Pieter van der Made, Imprima Explainable AI (XAI) for Due Diligence – How does AI work? Can you trust the results? With AI being …

By Christophe Frèrebeau, CEO of Della The pandemic may have nudged many legal departments and law firms along the path to digitisation, but despite the …

Imprima, which many will know from its work in the Virtual Data Room (VDR) field, is now aiming to be a one-stop-shop due diligence platform …

By Eigen Technologies The transition away from LIBOR poses a huge challenge for financial services firms who may have hundreds if not thousands of contracts …

Introduction to an expert panel discussion on ‘How AI is changing legal due diligence’, by Imprima. In this panel discussion five legal and technology experts …

Legal AI doc analysis company, Luminance, has filed its accounts for 2019, showing that the fast growing company saw revenues last year of £2.356m, ($3.12m) – but also booked an operating loss of £5m ($6.62m). The figures paint a picture of successful global expansion, but also a business model that is rapidly burning through funding and generating only a modest average income per client. …