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
Since launching its Clio Work AI product in October 2025, Clio says it has been the fastest-adopted product in the company's 18-year history. But there was one place where Clio Work was not available — Canada, the country where Clio was founded and is headquartered.
By: Bob Ambrogi
As chief technology officer at Casetext, Ryan Walker helped build CoCounsel, one of the first and most consequential generative AI legal assistants — a
By: Bob Ambrogi
In April, I reported here on a dramatic first-quarter 2026 increase in the numbers of legal tech demos law firms were scheduling, with the numbers going up across nearly every major practice area by as much as 40% to 50%.
By: Bob Ambrogi
Every Friday, a panel of leading legal tech journalists come together to discuss the top stories of the week in legal tech and legal innovation. The show is live and free to attend.
By: Bob Ambrogi
When law school AI policies have made news, it has usually been because they were controversial. UC Berkeley School of Law's restrictive policy, which I wrote about in May , drew national attention for barring generative AI from nearly every stage of producing graded work.
By: Bob Ambrogi
LexisNexis Legal & Professional today announced the opening of its Customer Innovation Lab in New York City, a physical space where legal
By: Bob Ambrogi
Thomson Reuters says the large language model it has been quietly building in-house now performs competitively with the best general-purpose AI models in the world, and it has released its first benchmarking results to back up the claim.
By: Bob Ambrogi
DISCO is moving beyond e-discovery, the technology that has been its bread and butter ever since its founding in 2013, to launch what it describes as the industry's first unified litigation solution, an AI-native application that combines the facts of a matter with relevant U.S. case law.
SurePoint Technologies , a company that provides practice-management, finance and growth technology products for mid-sized law firms, named Jeff
By: Bob Ambrogi
Rarely do law firms lose clients on merit, argues Cesar Tapia . They lose them before intake ever happens – to missed calls, slow follow-up and dead voicemail.
