Clio, the global leader in legal AI, announced it has surpassed US$500 million in annual recurring revenue (ARR), placing the company among a rare class of global AI platforms: profitable, accelerating, and category-defining at scale. The milestone follows accelerating organic growth, the US$1 billion acquisition of vLex, the largest M&A transaction in legal technology history, […]
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Administering an estate carries profound emotional and legal weight. When a person passes away, their loved ones and legal representatives share a common goal: to ensure the deceased’s final wishes are respected and fulfilled. Documents are easily misplaced over decades, or stored with law firms that families know nothing about. Sometimes, people assume their loved […]
NetDocuments on 6 new AI apps in ndMAX Studio
From patent prosecution deadlines to deposition transcripts, the ndMAX Studio library keeps growing — and the pace of shipping isn’t slowing down. When we launched ndMAX Studio in 2025 with 12 ready-to-use AI apps, the goal was straightforward: give legal professionals a way to put AI to work on day one, without building anything from […]
Talbots Law: Smarter finance through automation with Xperate
The challenge Talbots Law is a modern, growing UK law firm with a strong reputation for delivering high- quality legal services across the West Midlands. As the firm expanded through strategic mergers and acquisitions, its operational infrastructure needed to evolve to support that growth. Now with 600+ users, one area that required attention was the management of […]
Five ways law firms are turning legal AI into real ROI | LexisNexis
Legal AI has moved beyond experimentation. The conversation is no longer about whether to adopt it, but how to turn it into measurable commercial value.
