Aleeza Furman

At the 2025 Philadelphia Masters Conference Legal, held Tuesday at Cozen O'Connor, panelists delved into the forces that are driving law firms' tech adoption and how those advancements stand to impact the business of law.

Bolstered by funding from Draper Associates, Mighty Capital and The LegalTech Fund, among others, NLPatent plans to add a new slate of agentic capabilities to its platform.

Wolters Kluwer's legal and regulatory division agreed to buy Berlin-based Libra Technology GmbH for up to €90 million.

The average number of law library staff at firms and corporations reached a decade high this year, according to the 2025 American Association of Law Libraries Biennial Salary Survey & Organizational Characteristics.

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A host of new laws and executive actions are slated to change the AI regulatory landscape in the coming year.

The contract lifecycle management provider is slated to continue operating independently, with plans to use the investment to grow its product innovation and global reach.

Microsoft's new Legal Agent is designed to analyze documents, draft edits and review contracts while allowing users to track changes and verify suggestions.

At a meeting Thursday, the U.S. court system's advisory committee on evidence rules declined to advance a proposed amendment aimed at preventing AI-generated deepfakes from being admitted at trial. Meanwhile, many judges see a need for guidance on the issue.

In recent months, two mainstream tech giants have introduced artificial intelligence-powered legal tools, encroaching into a space largely populated by niche, industry-specific players.While the new tools present sources of potentially market-altering competition, they have also spurred a wave of new partnerships and integrations.