Datamaran Rebrands Around AI Based Corporate Governance
Datamaran has introduced a new brand identity and positioned its AI platform around corporate governance rather than ESG issue management.
AI applications in the legal sector, covering contract analysis, regulatory compliance, litigation support, and legal research tools.
Datamaran has introduced a new brand identity and positioned its AI platform around corporate governance rather than ESG issue management.
DocuSign will make its Model Context Protocol Server generally available worldwide on September 30, giving AI agents access to contract intelligence and agreement workflows.
Filevine added a citator and hallucination checking features to LOIS Legal Research. The tools verify citations, quotes, and whether cited opinions support claims in legal briefs.
AIA Contract Documents has launched an AI Assistant for in app contract guidance, added an upgraded editor, and named Arijit "AJ" Saha as Chief Technology Officer.
iManage and Thomson Reuters expanded their partnership to connect CoCounsel Legal, HighQ, Noetica, Contract Express and Legal Tracker with governed knowledge in the iManage platform.
Ask.Legal has expanded its legal AI platform to Australia and Singapore, adding jurisdiction specific analysis and document drafting across four common law markets.
RelativityOne now integrates with Google Cloud's Gemini Enterprise for Legal through the Model Context Protocol, adding natural language controls for legal workflow administration.
Google Cloud has introduced Gemini Enterprise for Legal in preview, with launch customers including Cleary Gottlieb, Freshfields, Weil, Gotshal & Manges LLP, and Williams & Connolly.
Caddi launched an AI agent that builds and governs other AI agents for back office work at wealth management firms, law firms, and insurance companies.
Thomson Reuters launched Thomson, its first proprietary large language model. The company said it spent $40 million to train the model from an open source foundation and will first deploy it in CoCounsel Legal.
Harvey has introduced Tenet, its first proprietary AI model for legal work, built on Moonshot AI's Kimi K3 and further trained with Fireworks AI.
Music IP Holdings has opened a patent licensing framework for generative AI music creation, with Udio and GRAI as the first licensees.
Harvey has selected DeepL to provide document translation inside its legal AI platform, with support for more than 100 languages.
ARCOS Labs has launched publicly with Nelson Chu as founder and CEO, introducing tools for studios, creators, and rights holders to identify AI generated content that may reproduce protected characters, intellectual property, or likenesses.
Stigg acquired Received.ai to add contract management and usage based invoicing to its pricing and entitlements platform. The new capabilities are now in public beta, with general availability planned through 2026.
NLPatent has rebranded as Clerq and launched an agentic AI platform for patent research tasks. The company also announced partnerships with RPX Corporation and Park IP.
DeepJudge has introduced Agent Handoff Protocol, which is designed to let users move work and context between AI platforms. Harvey plans a beta integration this month, and Thomson Reuters says it will support the protocol in CoCounsel for Legal.
OmniLegislation has launched an AI powered platform for tracking legislation, regulations, and court decisions across all 50 states and federal sources.
Norm Law launched a Finance practice led by Ram Burshtine, who joins from Sidley Austin. The practice will serve funds, asset managers, financial institutions, corporate borrowers, and other investors.
Relativity announced claiR, a conversational AI interface for lawyers that answers questions across RelativityOne matters with citations to the underlying record. The system is expected to become generally available in early 2027.