Thomson Reuters Adds Cross Border Research to CoCounsel Legal
Thomson Reuters announced in a press release a Multinational Profile for CoCounsel Legal, bringing legal sources from more than 100 countries and territories into one research workflow. Users can compare requirements across countries, identify issues that may require local advice and trace findings to their underlying sources.
The next generation platform also includes legal research based on Westlaw and Practical Law, workspaces for documents and institutional knowledge, bulk document analysis with filterable results, and integrations with document management and productivity tools. Features and integrations will vary by country.
The upgraded CoCounsel Legal is available in the United Kingdom. Thomson Reuters expects general availability in Australia, Brazil, Canada, Singapore and the United Arab Emirates by the end of October 2026, with access expanding to more than 90 countries and territories during 2026. The Multinational Profile will become available in the U.S., Europe, the United Kingdom, Canada and Australia throughout October.
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