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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By: Bob Ambrogi
DeepJudge , the Zurich-based enterprise search company that describes itself as the institutional intelligence platform for legal AI, today introduced the Agent Handoff Protocol , an open protocol designed to let users move from one AI product into another – and, in some cases, back again – while retaining the full context of their work.
By: Bob Ambrogi
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By: Bob Ambrogi
Trellis , a legal research company that provides state trial court data and insights, has expanded agentic AI access to its data with a new plugin for OpenAI's ChatGPT and a native assistant called Trellis Chat, both of which are in addition to the Trellis MCP connector for Claude that the company launched in May.
By: Bob Ambrogi
The document management company NetDocuments today announced two additions to its platform's AI capabilities.
Law practice company Clio said today that it is bringing AI to Clio Grow, its client intake and relationship management product.
By: Bob Ambrogi
LexisNexis Legal & Professional today announced what it is calling the next generation of Lexis+ with Protégé, its generative AI legal assistant, unveiling new agentic capabilities designed to enable legal professionals to move from an initial idea to review-ready work product in one intuitive AI experience.
By: Bob Ambrogi
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 it, and just a few weeks ago, I reported on TR's release of preliminary benchmarking data that showed impressive results comparable to the best general-purpose AI models.
By: Bob Ambrogi
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 record, including the filings and case context from matters the firm has previously handled and those currently on the docket.
By: Bob Ambrogi
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 he will lead the company's strategy for extending its technology into the courts.
That was the takeaway of a veteran legal tech CEO while attending this week's ILTACON, the annual conference of the International Legal Technology Association.
