Corporate AI investment

Parker Poe created and launched the AI Impact Challenge, a firmwide initiative open to all attorneys and business professionals to submit, share, and scale practical legal AI use cases.

ArentFox Schiff launched FoxAI, a framework combining proprietary tools and third-party AI platforms to speed up client work.

Harvey is building an integration to implement the Agent Handoff Protocol, which will enter beta this month, allowing users to move between Harvey and partner products while retaining context.

Courtroom Insight built and announced the CI Company Data Suite, extending its entity coverage to deliver company data enriched with people and matter intelligence to AI LLMs, CRMs, and legal technology tools.

Thomson Reuters committed to supporting the open Agent Transfer Protocol to facilitate interoperability between specialized professional AI applications.

Harvey partnered with Aderant to integrate its legal AI operating system with Aderant's iTimekeep software.

Venio Systems integrated eDiscovery AI's Case Insight into its eDiscovery platform to deliver native generative early case intelligence and AI-driven relevance review.

Rocket Lawyer has an AI legal assistant that helps users generate drafts and navigate legal documents.

LegalZoom's redesigned Virtual Mail service, announced in May 2026, uses AI to process and summarize physical mail for businesses, showing a commitment to AI-enabled services.

LegalZoom has integrated Microsoft Copilot into its product ecosystem to enhance the efficiency of its legal document generation, customer support, and attorney-assisted services, aiming to streamline complex legal drafting tasks and reduce operational overhead.

LegalZoom is using artificial intelligence across customer service, legal workflows, and sales, with agentic AI fully resolving approximately 40% of customer-care inquiries and AI tools reducing trademark classification search time by 55%.

Laurel is partnering with Thomson Reuters to provide solutions, Laurel Time and Laurel Signal, that capture and measure AI-powered legal work to demonstrate its financial impact for law firms.

The New York State Unified Court System has created an Interim Policy on the Use of Artificial Intelligence and 22 N.Y.C.R.R. Part 161: Use of Artificial Intelligence Technology to establish a uniform statewide floor for AI use, reflecting an internal regulatory and policy commitment to managing AI within the legal system.

Thomson Reuters offers Westlaw's AI-Assisted Research/CoCounsel to bring generative AI capabilities to legal research and drafting workflows.

LexisNexis signed an agreement with Luminance to integrate their Lumi AI product with Lexis+ with Protégé, allowing users to ask legal research questions within Lumi and receive encrypted answers from Protégé.

Thomson Reuters has continued to invest heavily in its legal AI capabilities, developing Deep Research and Deep Research Verify to provide agentic AI research solutions and verify AI-generated research.

Ronald S. Cook, P.C. uses Clio Work with Vincent AI, which is grounded in Clio Library and powered by vLex, for its internal legal research processes.

Damien Charlotin developed an automated reference checker, PelAIkan, which detects hallucinations based on his AI Hallucination Cases Database, and offers demos of it.

Verisk's proprietary dual-sided claims management platform, verify, has been chosen to host GTA ADR, building on its role in handling liability ADR between insurers on subrogated claims, streamlining the settlement journey.

LawSHIFT is building AI systems, visibility infrastructure, and pre-intake tools for the personal injury legal market, including its AI for PI Index, CASETIMATOR, and proprietary AI Authority Protocol.