Linklaters Expands AI Use in Partnership with Opus 2

Jun 3, 2025
Linklaters has expanded its use of AI-enhanced case management solutions from Opus 2 to streamline litigation processes.

Linklaters has expanded its use of AI-enhanced case management solutions from Opus 2 to streamline litigation processes. This move builds on a longstanding partnership between the two organizations, focusing on enhancing case management, strategy, and preparation through AI-enhanced workflows.

The collaboration aims to empower Linklaters' teams by integrating AI into their existing workflows, thereby increasing efficiency and effectiveness in litigation. Opus 2's solutions are designed to assist legal teams in analyzing cases, strategizing, and preparing for litigation, offering a more streamlined approach to managing legal proceedings.

Linklaters' commitment to innovation in legal technology is further demonstrated by their active participation in Opus 2's AI development initiatives, including the AI Labs program. This partnership underscores both companies' dedication to redefining how litigation teams collaborate and deliver results.

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