GenAI
Lexis+ AI Launches In UK, ‘Never Seen a Product Sell So Fast’
LexisNexis has rolled out its Lexis+ AI platform – brimming with generative AI capabilities – for UK customers. This follows its launch in the USA. …
Legal Ops
Conga + PwC Form Legal Ops Portal Alliance, ‘Cuts External Spend By 30%’
Revenue lifecycle management company, Conga, and Big Four firm PwC in the UK, have launched a strategic alliance focused on legal ops. Central to this …
Legal Tech Partnership
Aderant Partners With BigHand to Support Law Firm Operations
BigHand and law firm management platform Aderant have announced a partnership that will combine the two companies’ capabilities in financial metrics and analysis with data …
GenAI + Inhouse
Only 14% of Inhouse Lawyers ‘Never’ Use GenAI – Survey
A survey by Juro of 105 inhouse lawyers around the world has found that only 14.3%, (i.e. 15 of the 105), were ‘never’ using any …
LLM Pricing
Hanzo Offers Gigabyte Pricing for ‘Smaller LLMs’, ‘10X Cheaper’
eDiscovery company Hanzo is making its Spotlight AI technology generally available, which they claim ‘drastically lowers the cost’ of applying ‘smaller LLMs’ to enterprise legal …
Legal Tech M&A
Mitratech Buys Doc Auto Old-Timer HotDocs From CARET
HotDocs, which can trace its roots back to 1993 and helped pioneer the field of document automation, has been sold to Mitratech, the technology conglomerate …
CLM
CLM Icertis Partners With BearingPoint For Implementation Boost
Following on from the recent partnership with AI-driven CLM peer Evisort, Icertis has announced a new formal relationship, this time with BearingPoint, which will tap …
LLMs + DIY
Springbok AI Launches LLM Tool Kit For DIY Projects
Following on from the earlier article about buy vs build (see here) legal tech consultancy Springbok AI is launching a no-code tool kit to help …
Buy vs Build
Buy Vs Build – LLMs and Steam Engines
Buy vs build was once a niche area of debate for law firms, but it has now taken on special importance in a world of …
AI Regulation
Legal Profession Split on How to Regulate AI Use
A survey of UK lawyers by Thomson Reuters has found a divided picture over how AI should be regulated, with 44% of inhouse lawyers seeking …