Lexsoft to Offer Clio Legal AI Platform Across EMEA
Lexsoft will provide products from Clio to law firms and corporate legal departments across EMEA, the company said in a press release. The partnership covers Clio Work and Clio Manage, including integration with systems already used by clients.
Clio Manage handles practice management functions and supplies information about matters, clients and documents to Clio Work. The legal AI workspace uses that context alongside Clio's library of more than 1 billion legal documents for research, analysis and drafting.
Lexsoft will build tailored Clio environments and connect them with other business systems. The company is offering the products to clients across EMEA immediately.
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