For years, lawyers have voiced a consistent complaint about AI drafting tools: “It doesn’t understand my style.” While AI has made strides in speed and efficiency, it has largely failed to mirror the nuanced preferences, structure and tone of individual legal practitioners.
Now, Spellbook—a leading player in…
Since launching Spellbook three years ago, and scaling to over 3,400 law firms and in-house legal teams as customers, we’ve heard one big piece of recurring feedback: “I want AI to sound more like me. I want it to understand my style and preferences.”
Fine tuning was an
NetDocuments today announced ndConnect, a new interoperability program designed to integrate third-party AI solutions directly into its document management system, starting with partnerships with legal AI vendors Harvey and Legora.
The company says that ndConnect addresses a growing need among legal professionals to use various AI tools while maintaining security and governance standards within their…
Continuing its “Road to ILTACON” series of product announcements that I wrote about earlier this week, Litera today announced several enhancements to its Litera One platform, adding new workflows designed to integrate knowledge management and client relationship data directly into Microsoft Word and Outlook environments.
The Chicago-based legal technology company introduced four new features to…
AUSTIN, TX – July 31, 2025 — CollBox, the accounts receivable management platform purpose-built for law firms, today announced it has surpassed a major milestone: over $100 million recovered in unpaid invoices for firms across the United States.
This milestone underscores the growing demand for CollBox’s integrated solution…
What happens when a Harvard-trained corporate lawyer, tired of copying and pasting contract language, starts reading about self-driving cars? In Shashank Bijapur’s case, it sparked the creation of SpotDraft, a contract lifecycle management company that just raised $54 million in Series B funding and that counts major companies such as Airbnb among its…
Streamline AI, a company founded in 2020 by a former DoorDash attorney to address the challenges she encountered in her legal work, today said it has closed an $8.6 million Series A round, to bring its total funding to $14 million.
This latest round was led by Blumberg Capital, with…
Querious, which was one of two legal tech startups to win this year’s Startup Alley at ABA Techshow in a first-ever tie, has been approved by the Alabama State Bar as a member benefit.
The approval means that Alabama bar members will be able to subscribe to Querious at a discounted rate. The…
On Monday, I broke the news that the legal tech company SixFifty, of which a majority was owned as a subsidiary of the Silicon Valley law firm Wilson Sonsini Goodrich & Rosait, had been acquired by the payroll and HR company Paychex.
Although the deal had closed in May, neither Wilson Sonsini nor Paychex…
July 29, 2025 – The Alabama State Bar is pleased to announce a valuable new benefit for members, Querious, Inc. Querious is the first Legal Conversational Intelligence™ platform purpose-built for the unique demands of legal practice. It helps attorneys deliver sharper advice, reduce administrative burden, and uphold the highest standards of client confidentiality…
[Note: This year marks the 30th in which I’ve been tracking the development of legal tech — or at least that is the earliest evidence I can find of when I started regularly writing about the subject.
In commemoration of that milestone, I decided to write a post highlighting the major themes that…
A legal technology startup, ChronoTracer, is making its official launch today with the rollout of a platform designed to automatically convert digital evidence into searchable, filterable chronologies for litigation and investigation teams.
The Austin-based company was founded by former attorney Richard Gorelick, who started his career at Coudert Brothers before transitioning to technology, and…
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