September 2025 – Artificial Lawyer
Month: September 2025| Artificial Lawyer
In a surprise move, Thomson Reuters has formed a tech-sharing partnership with Supio, an AI-driven personal injury startup. It’s part of the growing ‘Small Law empowerment’ trend, which will impact…| Artificial Lawyer
Centari, the AI-powered deal insights platform, has raised $14m in total – with $8.4m gained now via a Series A funding round. The New York-based startup will use the capital to invest in R&a…| Artificial Lawyer
Are you a senior technology leader for a law firm? Do you lead on innovation? Then join us at our ‘Legal Tech Speakeasy’ event on Wednesday, 1 October, at 18:30 BST at The Ivy, City Garden, London.…| Artificial Lawyer
‘AI Agents in Law: What’s Next for Legal Judgment’ – A free webinar with Artificial Lawyer, LegalOn’s Daniel Lewis, and Bärí A. Williams – September 25, 9AM PT / 5PM UK AI …| Artificial Lawyer
A new benchmarking study of legal AI tools, which included August, Brackets, GC AI and SimpleDocs, has found that ‘several AI tools met or exceeded the baseline’ of expected performance for contrac…| Artificial Lawyer
By Jim Chiang, Docgility. The CLM Reality Check If you’ve been to any legal tech conference lately, you’ve probably heard the horror stories. Conversations either revolve around AI or t…| Artificial Lawyer
Breaking News: Airia, the enterprise AI security and orchestration platform that enables organizations to safely deploy and scale AI, today announced $100m in funding – ‘including $50 million…| Artificial Lawyer
CILEX (The Chartered Institute of Legal Executives) has partnered with online learning platform 5Mins.ai to launch the CILEX AI Academy, with a view to delivering personalised AI training to its me…| Artificial Lawyer
Stanford Law School has launched a new research project, the ‘Legal Innovation Through Frontier Technology Lab’, or Liftlab, to explore how AI can reshape legal services for the better. The project…| Artificial Lawyer
Isaacus, a legal AI foundation model builder for legal tech companies, has gained $700,000 in pre-seed funding from leading Australian investors Aura Ventures and Galileo Ventures. It aims to provi…| Artificial Lawyer
