Law firms stories
Forensic and compliance teams can now trace AI-generated answers back to source documents, a safeguard aimed at court and regulator scrutiny.
CrowdStrike says legal practices are prized for privileged data, with financially motivated attackers driving 82% of malicious activity against the sector.
Hidden paperwork is slowing sales and creating deal risk, even as AI tools promise faster due diligence without exposing sensitive data.
The consultancy's Sydney expansion gains momentum as it targets restructuring and transformation work amid tighter capital conditions.
The deal broadens CoCounsel Legal's regulatory coverage to more than 150 countries, giving legal teams verified source material for cross-border work.
The new tool aims to speed legal and regulatory casework while preserving a traceable record of each AI-generated answer for scrutiny.
Law firms using the tools will be able to pull governed iManage documents and past matter knowledge into Legora without weakening access controls.
Law firms could cut the time and risk in pitching work as the new system pulls approved content into shared AI drafting and review workflows.
Law firms and in-house teams across EMEA will get local implementation and integrations as Lexsoft begins selling Clio's AI tools immediately.
It aims to give lawyers and AI tools free, source-checked analysis as concerns grow over fabricated legal citations from chatbots.
The funding lifts Legora's valuation from US$5.6 billion in March 2026, as it adds staff in Sydney and across Asia-Pacific.
Deal teams can now move documents from Ansarada data rooms into Legora without losing folder structure or access controls.
Canadian law firms can keep client files walled off, while choosing data storage and processing become key topic for AI in law.
Researchers say the phishing campaign could expose sensitive thinking on AI regulation, export controls and supply chains in Washington.
Law firms can now use ChatGPT Enterprise to search governed iManage files without losing permissions, audit trails or version history.
The rollout could speed research and drafting for in-house lawyers while easing pressure from rising regulation and contract volumes.
Customers are likely to see faster product rollouts and smoother delivery as Litera puts operations, product and marketing under two senior executives.
The new service aims to curb payment diversion fraud in property and legal deals by verifying recipient accounts before client money is sent.
The cash will accelerate global hiring and deepen Xapien's US push, as half its revenue already comes from American clients.
Regulated firms are adopting its automation tools faster than many rivals, with the Manchester startup processing five million cases in under three years.