Anytime AI Partners with Stark & Stark to Enhance Legal Workflows

Apr 30, 2025
Anytime AI has announced a partnership with Stark & Stark, PC to implement its 5th Generation Legal AI Platform, aiming to streamline litigation workflows and boost productivity.

Anytime AI has announced a strategic partnership with Stark & Stark, PC to enhance legal workflow innovation using its 5th Generation Legal AI Platform, announced in a press release. Stark & Stark, with offices in New Jersey, New York, and Pennsylvania, will leverage this platform to accelerate litigation workflows and improve productivity.

The platform offers an all-in-one legal AI workspace that manages various stages of litigation, from document drafting to trial preparation. It includes features such as AI-powered drafting, advanced research and summarization, and automated medical chronologies and demand letters. This collaboration aims to empower Stark & Stark's legal teams to manage administrative phases of the litigation lifecycle more efficiently.

Michael Donahue, Managing Shareholder at Stark & Stark, emphasized that the integration of AI technology is intended to enhance the human touch in legal services, allowing attorneys to deliver faster and more personalized service to clients. Dr. Lingfei Wu, CEO of Anytime AI, expressed enthusiasm about the partnership, highlighting Stark & Stark's legacy of excellence and innovation as an ideal match for their platform.

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