Bob Ambrogi is a journalist at LawNext. He covers themes related to law and legal affairs, legal technology, and litigation, with a particular focus on lawsuits and legal software. Bob's insights and expertise have been featured in prominent publications such as 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
Two legal research providers — one a global publicly traded corporation, the other a relatively scrappy nonprofit — are today both announcing integrations with Anthropic's Claude that allow the AI assistant to tap directly into their legal databases.
By: Bob Ambrogi
The Justice Technology Association (JTA), a nonprofit trade group representing mission-driven companies focused on the access to justice crisis, announced today that it has joined Anthropic as a launch partner in what Anthropic is calling its first comprehensive legal vertical initiative.
By: Bob Ambrogi
The long-running copyright litigation between legal research giant Thomson Reuters and now-shuttered legal research startup ROSS Intelligence took another interesting turn this week, following the 3rd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals' order that the parties file supplemental briefs addressing the impact of its recent ruling in
Amid all the hubbub yesterday around Claude for legal , Clio quietly slipped in a notable story of its own: that it has now surpassed $500 million in annual recurring revenue.
By: Bob Ambrogi
A new legal technology product called eDig365 is making its public debut this week at the CLOC Global Institute in Chicago, offering a reporting and observability layer built on top of Microsoft Purview eDiscovery
By: Bob Ambrogi
, the personal injury AI company that reached a $2 billion valuation last fall, is making a significant shift in its business model – one that extends it beyond software vendor to something closer to an outsourced operations partner for PI firms.
By: Bob Ambrogi
American Association of Law Libraries has named Thomson Reuters CoCounsel Legal the recipient of its 2026 New Product Award , the organization announced yesterday.
By: Bob Ambrogi
Harvey, the legal AI company whose valuation recently hit $11 billion , recently released what it is calling the Legal Agent Benchmark, or LAB — an open-source evaluation framework designed to measure how well AI agents can perform extended, real-world legal work rather than the discrete reasoning tasks that have dominated legal AI benchmarks to date.
By: Bob Ambrogi
As legal AI company Harvey kicks off the two-day Harvey Forum today in New York City, it is announcing the launch of Command Center, a new product designed to help law firms and legal teams manage, measure, and optimize enterprise AI adoption.
By: Bob Ambrogi
That is the premise of Darrow , a company that built its early reputation by scanning the web to surface potential class actions.
