Corporate AI investment

Mayer Brown has established an Artificial Intelligence Task Force, chaired by Raj De, to address issues at the nexus of technology, national security, law enforcement, and privacy.

U.K. law firm Hugh James has adopted ChatGPT Enterprise across its organization.

Bae, Kim & Lee (BKL) has deployed ChatGPT Enterprise across its entire organization and established an "AI two-track" system combining Harvey with ChatGPT, selectively applying AI to general-purpose tasks and legal-specific work.

Litera acquired Clocktimizer in 2021 and has continuously invested in enhancing its platform, now called Foundation Scoping, which provides structured classification for time-entry data for law firms. This ongoing investment includes developing a deterministic engine and enriching its dataset.

Goodwin Procter launched an AI adoption initiative, selecting pilot partners like Freddie Akrouche to develop practical use cases for integrating AI into sophisticated transactional practice and share strategic approaches to AI adoption with colleagues.

Scissero Law is described as an AI-native law firm and legal tech provider, indicating an internal investment in developing and utilizing AI for legal services and products.

Greenberg Traurig is hiring a Legal Operations Lawyer to collaborate with practice groups to implement AI-supported work on legal matters, analyze workflows, and develop AI-supported work products.

Ashurst Perkins Coie is using AI across its firm globally to enhance client outcomes by strengthening the insight, speed, and consistency of its advice, and by offering tailored solutions.

Linklaters, through its Re:link platform, is driving the roll-out and implementation of efficient, scalable AI legal tech as part of its legal processes.

Linklaters has launched a new practice called "applied intelligence" that combines its legal, AI, and data science expertise to build bespoke AI solutions for clients on complex matters.

Relativity has been investing in early-stage legal tech through its Rel Labs arm.

Relativity acquired document automation company Gavel to extend its platform into Microsoft Word and reach practicing lawyers more directly.

Relativity launched Relativity aiR for Case Strategy earlier this year as part of its strategy to expand RelativityOne and meet legal teams' needs.

Relativity released aiR Assist, a conversational, natural-language tool that searches across documents within a matter and returns cited answers.

Docusign’s agreement AI allows legal teams to use AI workflows to automatically identify and record critical data buried in agreements and standardize unstructured metadata, improving compliance by turning static repositories into proactive systems.

Docusign’s AI contract analysis is changing the review equation by helping accelerate risk detection and giving legal teams clearer visibility into agreements, aiming to eliminate bottlenecks and prevent revenue-stalling delays.

Epiq Advisory for Law Firms, as a strategic partner to Clifford Chance, led the design and delivery of a new Microsoft-native, AI-enabled knowledge platform, demonstrating its capability in building legal AI solutions.

Cleary Gottlieb is hiring a Global Manager of Technology Training & Enablement to lead the firm's global technology enablement strategy, focusing on modernizing how the firm trains lawyers and staff on firm technology, innovation tools, and AI-enabled platforms.

Weil, Gotshal & Manges has an AI Task Force, of which Liza Cotter is a member, indicating an internal focus on artificial intelligence within the firm.

Pillsbury has an appetite to play into the revolutionary opportunities presented by AI, and has brought on Oz Benamram to help with its AI and knowledge initiative.