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Harvey announced its fifth acquisition of 2026 on 29 October. Aida’s team will help organise firms’ internal knowledge. This is a company announcement, not an independent performance assessment.
Harvey ↗AI investigation and document review automation.
Everlaw announced the tools on 28 October. Omni’s general availability is expected in early 2027; Workflows is planned for November. Human review controls remain part of the process.
Everlaw ↗Publisher partnerships add legislation, judgments and commentary.
→A new MCP connection supports outside counsel selection and cost review.
→A design partnership targets specialised fund documentation.
Read →A founder’s experiment: civil codes, AI and a multilingual legal demo. Development time measured in cups of coffee.
Read →Reuters reports a slowdown; caution remains necessary.
Read →Global deployment includes AI training and a research design partnership.
Read →Series E funding targets international growth and agentic legal workflows.
Read →Products combines a client-facing application, firm agents and lawyer review.
Read →New practice guidance addresses oversight, confidentiality and AI governance.
Read →Disclosure Management Suite connects drafts, workflows and evidence-backed checks.
Read →When investor-funded growth becomes an argument for the next valuation.
Read →AI negotiating on a user’s behalf.
Read →Researchers examine legal creativity in a hypothetical community of AI agents.
Read →Legal plugins support document drafting, review and tracked changes.
Read →A conflict-of-interest dispute.
Read →OpenAI and Meta warn US judges about synthetic recordings.
Read →Consumer protection claims focus on children and allegedly misleading responses.
Read →From selling time to designing systems: an author’s view of law as infrastructure.
Read →Senior lawyers are testing a different model of legal practice.
Read →What happens to originality when millions of people ask the same models to polish their ideas?
Read →Attention turns to authority, auditability and recovery.
Read →Rate Review compares proposals and supports counteroffers across a firm panel.
Read →The Australian firm offers an initial conversation about legal problems and routes to appropriate help.
Read →Proposals cover incidents and independent evaluation.
Read →A new preprint examines how evaluation methods change the apparent winner.
Read →Satire: 100 hours of the founder’s work, valued at €10,000 per hour.
Read →US firms report exposure of client information.
Read →Opinion: the durable value of legal AI may lie beyond the interface.
Read →Routine assignments shift from outside firms.
Read →Its legal agent suggests responses to contract changes.
Read →Ropes & Gray recognises time spent learning AI.
Read →A new US motion-to-dismiss workflow includes lawyer review of strategy and source-backed research.
Read →US lawsuits test which liability framework applies to chatbots.
Read →A US public consultation examines fraudulent streams and possible responses.
Read →AI court decision forecasting. What could be the outcome of your case?
Read →A new preprint evaluates open models on contract and will inference tasks.
Read →A new Freshfields analysis argues that existing German law already limits AI use in arbitration.
Read →Potts Law Firm announced on 5 October that it had requested centralized pretrial proceedings for federal cases concerning alleged AI-generated sexual images of minors.
Read →Saving time sounds reassuring. But what if routine accounts for most of a job?
Read →A firm should own its knowledge and client relationships. Owning the underlying AI is another question.
Read →AI signals a move from individual intellectual craftsmanship toward production at scale.
Read →The practical advantage belongs to people who learn to use the tool.
Read →A once unsettling invention offers a metaphor for how we might grow accustomed to AI.
Read →Researchers describe an assistant combining legal questions, structured retrieval and deeper research.
Read →A preprint examines synthetic-content labels on four platforms.
Read →Thomson Reuters describes how agentic AI moves beyond individual prompts to document collection, data checks and draft tax returns.
Read →HighQ is available through an MCP connection; a CoCounsel Legal experience within ChatGPT is being previewed.
Read →The guidance explains the scope of transparency duties for AI interactions and generated content under Article 50.
Read →The European Commission published a code of practice to support compliance with AI transparency requirements.
Read →The government adopted a framework document intended to guide further AI legislation and planning.
Read →No publications found.