Legora today announced the acquisition of Qura, a Stockholm-based pioneer in AI-native legal research. The acquisition marks a significant step in building Legora’s collaborative AI platform for legal professionals, where legal research serves as a foundational layer enabling systems that can navigate complex legal frameworks across jurisdictions with accuracy and traceability. “Legal research will be […]
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Meet CoCounsel Legal UK: An integrated AI platform for end-to-end legal work – Thomson Reuters
Legal professionals in the UK are facing mounting pressures that traditional ways of working can’t resolve. Clients and stakeholders increasingly expect faster turnaround, predictable pricing, and demonstrable value, while matters grow more complex.
Why AI capability is key to retaining top lawyers – LexisNexis
AI-driven changes in the legal sector now affect both the work being delivered, as well as the career paths of modern legal professionals. This impact of AI on career trajectory is one of the clearest messages in our latest report, AI and the redesign of legal work. Based on our data, a new question has come to light: How can organisations prioritise talent retention while implementing AI responsibly?
Harvey in practice: How banking and finance teams execute transactions
See how banking and finance lawyers use Harvey to surface risk, keep documents aligned, and execute transactions with confidence at every stage of a financing.
Smarter AI, a simpler workspace, and more powerful document creation – Litera
The latest release gives legal professionals more control over how they work, with a more context-aware Lito, a refined platform experience, and significant new capabilities in Litera Create Cloud (now in Litera One).
John Barkers Solicitors delivers growth with OneAdvanced
The firm is undergoing a three-firm merger of three well established law firms within the region - John Barkers Solicitors, Symes Bains Broomer Limited, and Brewer Wallace Limited - into a single, unified entity by 2026.
