Thank you for reading Artificial Lawyer. Wishing you a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year in 2025! It’s been an incredible year for legal tech and innovation in our sector, and especially for ...

This week’s Product Walk Through is with Legatics, the transaction management platform that transforms how law firms collaborate and close deals. Taking us through the AL TV video is Hugh MacDonagh, ...

Artificial Lawyer’s Part Three predictions for 2025 include: Kerry Westland + team at Addleshaw Goddard, Liam Brown at Elevate, Rawia Ashraf from Thomson Reuters, Jana Blount, Ian Nelson at Hotshot, ...

Integra Ledger, the legal blockchain pioneer, has launched ‘Integra Ledger Connect’ to help lawyers authenticate and automate contracts, which the company sees as very timely in a new era where genAI ...

Tech development group, Curvestone, has announced the launch of Workflows, a new module for its WorkflowGPT genAI platform. Law firm Walker Morris is among its first adopters. In October they also ...

This year’s Artificial Lawyer annual predictions are different: fewer people, longer insights. Part Two’s predictions include: Megan Ma from Stanford, Hélder Santos at Bird & Bird, Jim Wagner from The ...

The administration of justice is both a serious and consequential function of the State as it can occasion coercive power over individuals and interference with their fundamental rights. Trust in the ...

Lawhive, a platform that helps consumers and SMEs to find an affordable lawyer using fixed fees, has raised $40million in a Series A funding. Some of this cash will be used to accelerate its US ...

Luminance has launched Lumi Go, which provides the ability to send draft agreements to a counterparty and have Luminance ‘auto-negotiate on their behalf’. Sounds ...

Australia’s Lander & Rogers is inviting legal tech startups and scale-ups with a focus on AI to apply for its incubator program, commencing in May 2025. Its alumni include Mary Technology (pictured), ...

RegGenome, which is part of the Regulatory Genome Project (RGP), a public-private initiative that includes the University of Cambridge and Judge Business School, has formed a partnership with Kaizen, ...