As generative AI moves from experimentation into everyday legal work, in-house teams are discovering that technology alone does not solve the service-delivery challenge. They need greater speed, cost control and visibility—without compromising the accuracy, expertise and trust on which legal work depends. In response, the traditional boundaries between law firms, alternative legal service providers and […]
DeepJudge Opens Legal AI Handoff Protocol as Harvey and Thomson Reuters Sign On
An open specification aims to let lawyers carry active work between specialized AI platforms without rebuilding prompts or uploading the same files again. DeepJudge has introduced an open protocol designed to help legal professionals move a task from one artificial intelligence platform to another while preserving the context needed to continue the work. The Zurich-based […]
Borderless AI Wants to Make Global Compliance Work Like Infrastructure
For companies building international teams, finding the right person can be easier than figuring out how to employ them. Each new market introduces unfamiliar employment laws, worker-classification rules, entity requirements and statutory deadlines. Large enterprises can turn to in-house legal departments and networks of local counsel. Smaller companies are often left coordinating law firms, consultants […]
Beyond Translation: Gary Kalaci on Apertera’s Enterprise AI Ambitions
Enterprise AI is reaching an inflection point. As hallucinations and context failures expose the limitations of general-purpose tools, organizations are looking beyond speed and fluency toward systems they can trust in consequential settings. For law firms, financial institutions, and other regulated organizations, that means AI must do more than produce a convincing answer: it must […]
What Does It Mean to Be an AI-Native Law Firm?
Artificial intelligence has quickly become part of the legal profession’s vocabulary, but its place in the day-to-day operation of a law firm remains less certain. For many lawyers, adopting AI still means using a standalone tool for a discrete task—summarizing a document, conducting research or refining a draft—while the underlying workflow remains largely unchanged. As […]