Legora Connects Legal AI to Enterprise Tools With 30+ Integrations
Legora has launched an integration ecosystem spanning more than 30 platforms, connecting its AI agent to the systems law firms and in-house legal teams already use to manage documents, contracts, deals and client work. Announced today, the ecosystem includes integrations with iManage, NetDocuments, Intapp, Datasite, Docusign and Microsoft 365, among others. The goal is to…
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Harvey Unveils Intake as Legal AI Rivals Target In-House Workflows
Harvey has unveiled Intake, a new tool designed to help in-house legal teams manage incoming requests and use AI agents to prepare initial work before lawyers review it. The announcement follows Legora’s launch of its own product called Intake yesterday. Both offerings position AI as a front door for corporate legal departments, combining request management…
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Thomson Reuters Brings Cross-Border CoCounsel Legal Research to Canada
Thomson Reuters expects its next generation of CoCounsel Legal to become generally available in Canada by the end of October 2026, alongside a new capability designed to simplify cross-border legal research. Announced today, the Multinational Profile brings legal content from more than 100 countries and territories into a single workflow, helping legal professionals address legal…
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Canadians at ClioCon: AltFee Helps Law Firms Price with Confidence
As Canada’s legaltech community heads to Boston for ClioCon 2026, LegalTech.ca is spotlighting five Canadian companies helping law firms rethink how they do business. Next up is AltFee, which helps law firms turn their pricing knowledge into consistent, data-driven fees that lawyers can confidently explain and clients can better understand. For many law firms, pricing…
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Legora Launches Intake to Bring AI-Powered Legal Support Into Slack
Legora has launched Intake, a new tool that lets employees request legal help directly in Slack while AI prepares work for in-house lawyers to review. The product turns everyday requests, including contract reviews, supplier approvals, and policy questions, into tracked tasks within Legora. Its AI agent gathers missing information, routes requests to the appropriate legal…
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LexisNexis Explores Agentic AI’s Role in Legal Research
Agentic AI could reduce the effort lawyers spend coordinating legal research, according to a new LexisNexis Canada post examining the technology’s implications for Canadian practice. LexisNexis describes a shift from answering individual prompts to carrying out connected tasks within a broader assignment. A research objective could encompass identifying the governing legal test, finding relevant decisions,…
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Your Firm Has Adopted AI. Now, Who Owns It?
Canadian law firms spent the past few years debating whether to adopt artificial intelligence, and many have now answered that question in practice. AI is producing first drafts, summarizing case law, reviewing productions, translating filings and searching internal precedents, often across several practice groups at once. What most firms have yet to settle is who…
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Prelia Survey Finds AI Use Surging While Business Guardrails Lag
Canadian businesses are moving quickly to put artificial intelligence to work, but many may be adopting the technology faster than the policies and safeguards needed to govern it.That’s one of the clearest takeaways from a new State of AI 2026 report from Prelia, a national business law firm that adopted its new name in late…
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