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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.

The CI MCP Server enables firms to surface more accurate legal professional intelligence on lawyers, judges, expert witnesses, arbitrators, and mediators—directly within their preferred AI systems. &n...

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.

Integration combines lawyer-vetted talent intelligence with the nation’s largest docket database to support stronger talent decisions and unmatched market visibility BOSTON – June 23, 2026 – Firm Pros...

Yesterday, Thomson Reuters made two announcements. It opened early access to the next generation of CoCounsel Legal , the most substantial reworking

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

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.

Perplexity , the AI search engine known for delivering sourced answers to user queries, is making an explicit move into the legal market, rolling out legal-specific features within its agentic platform, Perplexity Computer, and positioning the product as what it calls “ Computer for Counsel .”

The closely watched copyright litigation between Thomson Reuters and ROSS Intelligence returned to the spotlight this month as a three-judge panel of the 3rd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals heard arguments over whether ROSS's use of Westlaw headnotes to train its legal research system was protected by fair use.

Tracking new and intriguing websites and products for the legal profession.