AI is rewriting legal practice. Here is the running record.
Court sanctions, bar guidance, firm adoption, and the money moving through legal technology, gathered from the trade press and refreshed automatically. Headlines and links only; each story opens at its publisher.
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AI Is Coming To Litigation. Get Up To Speed With Bellwether AI Litigator Early Bird Special.
When it comes to AI, what does a litigator need to know — and know how to do — right now? The post AI Is Coming To Litigation. Get Up To Speed With Bellwether AI Litigator Early Bird Special.…
The Cost of AI Usage: Time To Throw In The Unrestrained Towel
What NetDocuments has done is important because virtually no one has gone to the trouble of looking hard at the relationship between AI cost and accuracy. The post The Cost of AI Usage: Time To…
Google, Weil + Gemini Enterprise for Legal
Leading US law firm, Weil, contributed to the development of Google's new Gemini Enterprise for Legal. Artificial Lawyer spoke to Andrew Simon, Weil’s Chief AI
What legal professionals need to know about agentic AI
The possibilities of using AI within legal practice have never been greater. According to recent research, 41% of law The post What legal professionals need to know about agentic AI appeared first…
Gemini for Legal and the Battle for Centrality
Google launching Gemini Enterprise for Legal (GEL) will have long-term ramifications for legal tech, however Artificial Lawyer can see one thing very clearly already: there
Same Facts, Different Answer: Legal AI's Consistency Problem
By Shaz Aziz, Neota Logic. It is August 2026. A lawyer with no technical background can now build a working legal AI tool in a
Google Cloud unveils Gemini Enterprise for Legal
Legal IT Insider is at ILTACON so sharing this press release and we'll do further analysis after the conference. Google Cloud today (25 August) unveiled Gemini Enterprise for Legal, an [] The post…
Voxpop: Pablo Arredondo joins Clio as SVP, Judiciary
Pablo Arredondo, co-founder of Casetext, has joined Clio as SVP, Judiciary, leading its work to bring legal AI to the courts and institutions at the center of the justice system. [] The post…
Pablo Arredondo, Casetext Cofounder and Legal AI Pioneer, Joins Clio to Lead Its Expansion into the Judiciary
Pablo Arredondo, the Casetext cofounder who helped build some of the earliest and most influential applications of AI in legal practice, is joining Clio as senior vice president, judiciary, where…
How courts are responding to AI reliability concerns
Courts across the country are adapting to an entirely new reality: AI is no longer optional, and its impact shows The post How courts are responding to AI reliability concerns appeared first on…
Harvey and PacerPro Announce Partnership To Connect Docket Data with AI Litigation Workflows
The legal AI company Harvey and the court data company PacerPro have announced an integration partnership that gives litigation teams working in Harvey access to their firm's complete litigation…
Thomson Reuters launches proprietary legal LLM "Thomson"
Thomson Reuters today (24 August) announced the launch of Thomson, the company's first proprietary large language model, leveraging an open-source foundation and investing $40 million to train the…
Thomson Reuters Launches Thomson, Its Own Proprietary LLM Trained on Westlaw and Practical Law Content
It certainly has been no secret that Thomson Reuters has been building its own proprietary large language model. In fact, in my June interview with TR’s CEO Steve Hasker, he talked openly about…
Thomson Reuters and Solve Intelligence bring dedicated patent AI to IP firms
Patent work is among the most technical and time-intensive in legal practice. Drafting a full patent application, responding to an The post Thomson Reuters and Solve Intelligence bring dedicated…
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