Bob Ambrogi is a journalist at LawNext. He focuses on law and legal affairs, legal technology, and the intersection of tech and litigation, exploring topics such as legal software, lawsuits, and machine learning. Bob's insights have been featured in LegalTech News and Above the Law.
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Bob Ambrogi's articles predominantly focus on legal technology, including legal tech startups, software and SaaS solutions, as well as events in the legal industry. He often covers stories related to contract negotiations, law firms, AI in law, and legal innovation.
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“We want to be the intentional multipliers which can deliver the predictable, purposeful and scalable solutions to our stakeholders.”
By: Bob Ambrogi
BlackBoiler , a company that has spent over a decade building automated redlining technology, this week launched Veris, a new platform that takes its original deterministic editing engine and supercharges it with generative AI and an agentic, chat-based interface.
By: Bob Ambrogi
In two separate announcements this week, Clio rolled out two initiatives aimed at the same problem — getting practicing lawyers comfortable with AI. One puts the software directly into lawyers' hands at no cost; the other tries to teach the profession how to use it.
By: Bob Ambrogi
BARBRI , the legal education company best known for bar exam preparation, has acquired Lega , the AI startup that launched in 2023 with a focus on large language model governance but which has been evolving into helping legal professionals develop AI fluency through practical, experiential learning.
By: Bob Ambrogi
Thomson Reuters is opening early access this week to what it calls the next generation of CoCounsel Legal , the most substantial reworking of its flagship legal AI assistant since the company acquired the product as part of its 2023 purchase of Casetext — and, just as notably, a shift in how the company describes what the tool is meant to do.
By: Bob Ambrogi
Centari , an AI platform for managing complex transactions, today launched two capabilities, Amendment Awareness and Deal Maps, that help attorneys understand how transactions change over time and how documents relate to one another.
By: Bob Ambrogi
Once upon a time, a legal tech vendor's goal in getting seen by potential customers was to rank on the first page of Google search. But in the age of AI, that is no longer enough. Now, when a potential buyer asks ChatGPT, Claude or Gemini to recommend a vendor, what matters is whether the company shows up in the answer the AI generates. And that, increasingly, depends on who is quoting you, citing you, and treating you as the authority in your category.
By: Bob Ambrogi
Yesterday, Thomson Reuters made two announcements. It opened early access to the next generation of CoCounsel Legal , the most substantial reworking
By: Bob Ambrogi
When I wrote about Abstract in April , I reported on how the New York-based startup was making a push into the market for legislative and regulatory
By: Bob Ambrogi
Recently I sat through a demo of a product unlike anything I'd seen before, aimed at a segment of the legal profession that legal tech companies have largely ignored – the fractional general counsel, lawyers who serve as outside in-house counsel for multiple companies too small to have their own legal departments.
