Paragon Legal Partners with GC AI to Bring AI Tools to In-House Legal Teams

Oct 21, 2025
Paragon Legal has announced a partnership with GC AI to provide AI-driven legal solutions to in-house teams, offering access to GC AI’s platform and training for seamless adoption.

Paragon Legal has announced a partnership with GC AI to provide AI-powered solutions for in-house legal teams, announced in a press release. The collaboration will make GC AI's platform available to Paragon’s clients and team members, aiming to improve efficiency and productivity across legal workflows.

As part of the agreement, Paragon will offer access to GC AI’s tools along with training programs to support adoption and integration into daily legal operations. The partnership builds on Paragon’s previous collaborations with legal technology providers such as TermScout and Screens.

GC AI’s platform is designed to help in-house teams deliver faster, more strategic legal answers by combining legal context with company data. According to the announcement, more than 750 legal teams already use GC AI’s technology to streamline contract management and knowledge workflows.

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