Caroline Hill

May has been an extraordinary month in terms of announcements, and one that has had law firms and legal organisations across the board rethinking their AI strategies, again.

Crimson – the London-based litigation AI startup LITI readers will know as the disputes-focused tenant in A&O Shearman's Fuse incubator – today

In the latest episode of Charting Change in Legal, Caroline Hill and Ari Kaplan catch up on some of the key topics debated at The Corporate Legal

Kirkland & Ellis announced yesterday (28 May) that it would spend $500m over the next three to four years developing its own custom AI tools and services.

This week our startup is NegoAgent, which uses AI to help you learn to negotiate or to improve your skills – a really interesting use case and one that we are following keenly as end users look to AI for training purposes more generally.

industry expert is Patrick Hurley , global lead for applications management solutions at Harbor, based in London.

OpenAI has formally launched a dedicated legal industry vertical, appointing Ironclad co-founder Jason Boehmig to lead the initiative in a move that signals the company's intention to compete directly for a larger share of the legal AI market.

Legora today (2 June) announced its acquisition of Cadastral, an AI-powered platform built to automate and accelerate commercial real estate workflows. Cadastral is used by companies

Microsoft has unveiled its first large language model called MAI-Thinking-1, which it says matches the performance of Anthropic's Claude Opus 4.6 and which underpins its efforts to build frontier AI free from OpenAI.

Harbor has acquired Cheshire-based HR and payroll specialist CE Global Partners, less than a month after launching its human capital management (HCM) advisory practice.