LawTech Weekly Briefing - May 10 - May 16, 2025
Law firms confront AI vs. aging workforce dilemma; Bain survey reveals doubling of genAI spend; BigHand and Supio drive strategy shifts as industry braces for transformation.
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LawTech Weekly Briefing - Apr 26 - May 2, 2025
AI use among in-house legal teams rises, Supio secures $60M for personal injury platform, and legal tech vendors expand capabilities through innovation and partnerships.
(Jun 28) In-House Efficiency & AI Trends - What Your Legal Team Needs to Know
Discover the latest in legal tech: Clearbrief secures $4M, Relativity launches aiR for Review, and Anaqua introduces AQX 11. AI and automation revolutionize the legal profession!
Generative AI: Fear, Uncertainty, and Potential in Legal Practice. Here's your weekly recap
Recent developments in legal tech include Actionstep's acquisition of Soluno, the appointment of Drew Winlaw to lead AI at Simmons Wavelength, and increased utilization of AI in accordance with survey results.
Actionstep acquisition, Elite appointment, and funding updates
Legal tech is evolving with several acquisitions, appointments, AI advancements, and software solutions. The industry is shifting towards automation and AI-integrated services for efficiency and growth.
AI, but at what cost? And Disco CEO steps down.
LexFusion's addition of a legal innovation director, and cutting-edge platforms like Workhub. Legal challenges, like copyright infringement in AI deployment, highlight a future requiring balance between technology, law, and ethics.
Microsoft launches Copilot Copyright Commitment to extend IP indemnification
Yesterday marked leadership shifts in UK's legal tech firms, a renewed focus on ESG targets by General Counsel Sustainability Leaders, and Microsoft’s cover for Copilot AI users. Additionally, the Legal Tech Resource Center acknowledged 141 influential women, highlighting diversity in the sector.
$1B double acquisition
Reveal completes purchases of Logikcull and IPRO, signaling sector consolidation. AI continues to drive legal tech innovation, outlined at the ILTA conference.
Peak AI
AI is significantly reshaping the legal landscape, with firms like iManage, BigHand, and Relativity leveraging the technology for data analysis and improved productivity, highlighting a growing industry trend.
Jun 9th: Data-driven solutions take center stage in legal tech expansion
The rise of AI & data-driven solutions takes center stage. Ethical concerns regarding AI use in the profession, following the discovery of lawyers submitting fake legal opinions.