Founded this year, IamVERA is described by its founder as 'a second pair of eyes for AI', leveraging different AI models to check and challenge AI output.

Organisations running PHP need to fix two security vulnerabilities, with AI dramatically changing what is exploitable.

Legal Geek - Forecasts for 2027 from the conference floor with Lourdes Reed at Thomson Reuters, Joe Cohen at Harvey, Tara Daisy at ...

United States v. Heppner did not hold that using AI waives privilege. It held that documents a defendant created with a consume ...

Hogan Lovells Cadwalader unveils firmwide AI strategy plus agreements with Harvey and Legora and continued investment in its own technology.

Founded in 2024 by legal tech veterans Frank Perrone and Ian Tighe, ReVia is tackling one of the industry’s thorniest challenges: how to govern and move ...

Gateley has appointed Nigel Tranter as its new chief technology officer (CTO). Tranter was previously chief digital officer at Orrick ...

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The past week’s legal tech moves include UK IP law firm Mewburn Ellis creating a new chief technology officer role as it expands its use of AI, Harvey strengthening its ...

AI is everywhere in legal. Trust is another matter. Nearly half of legal organisations have now embedded AI into their workflows. Yet just 33% of senior professionals trust the results according to a ...

While vendors are racing ahead with ambitious visions of autonomous AI agents, the reality for most legal organisations is very different. Governance, security, permissions, data quality and trust ...