International intelligence and advisory firm RSGI today (17 June) releases its second report into how Harvey’s customers are using and realising value from legal AI.
“The Accelerating Impact of Legal AI: Harvey as Foundational” draws on research conducted between April and June 2026, comprising 87 unique respondents across 60 firms and 27 in-house teams.
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LegalTechTalk today (17 June) announced the launch of LegalTechTalk USA, which will take place in Miami, Florida in December 2027. The launch is supported by 55 ‘founding launch partners’ and 72 confirmed speakers from across the legal, technology and professional services ecosystem.
London-founded, LegalTechTalk launched its first conference in June 2024 and has grown exponentially…
A former PwC partner and former COO of SYKE have launched a new AI legal services company on the premise that the next battleground in legal AI is no longer the software itself, but the ability to turn technology into measurable business outcomes.
Lewis Bretts (ex PWC) and Tom Mellor (ex SYKE) have launched Telon…
Alternative legal services provider (ALSP) Integreon has appointed Krishna Nacha as chief executive officer and member of the board of directors, effective immediately, as the company looks to accelerate its AI-led growth strategy.
Nacha joins Integreon from information management giant Iron Mountain, where he served as head of the Americas. He brings more than 30…
In a market crowded with legal AI tools promising faster drafting, smarter research, and greater efficiency, Thelonious is tackling a different challenge: helping legal and policy professionals keep pace with the global explosion of AI regulation, litigation, and governance developments.
Developed by the Birdella Group, Thelonious combines AI-powered monitoring with human legal expertise to deliver…
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.
How would you describe your company to a friend?
NegoAgent is…
Tom Saunders, RSGI
Kirkland & Ellis announced today (28 May) that it would spend $500m over the next three to four years developing its own custom AI tools and services. The story broke as an exclusive in the Financial Times and while the firm has been tight on details so far, here’s what we…
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 Operations Consortium (CLOC) conference, including cost, pricing, and what is top of mind for legal leaders.Fresh from moderating a panel at CLOC, Kaplan reflects on how the AI…
By Neil Cameron
Crimson – the London-based litigation AI startup LITI readers will know as the disputes-focused tenant in A&O Shearman’s Fuse incubator – today announces an oversubscribed $2.5m seed round and the opening of a New York office. The round is led by Y Combinator, which Crimson went through as part of its spring…
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. We’ve had the launch of Claude for Legal as well as open source legal AI offering MikeOSS. And the two largest document management system vendors have both announced a strategic pivot that requires some serious…
