Corporate AI investment

The firm launched Analyze in July 2025 as an internal and client-facing generative AI tool. It streamlines document reviews and aligns documents with predefined playbooks or policy requirements.

Datasite acquired Blueflame, an agentic AI platform for financial and investment services, to expand its deal diligence AI capabilities.

Dentons Canada is partnering with AI company AXL in a strategic move the firm says will shape the legal industry's next evolution with AI. The page does not state a budget or dollar amount.

Dentons Canada formed a strategic partnership with AI company AXL to advance AI applications in the legal industry.

The firm partnered with Harvey to develop custom AI workflows using Harvey's workflow builder platform. The workflows embed the firm's proprietary methodologies and best practices into AI-assisted transactional and litigation processes.

Stephanie Duff-O’Bryan, a commercial litigator, co-founded DingDuff, a free Claude connector, building it for her own practice and later sharing it with other legal professionals.

Reveal developed and launched GenAI Review, a document review solution powered by generative AI and tailored for the legal industry.

The firm acquired Springbok AI to help integrate AI and data analytics into its workflows and create custom AI-powered solutions for clients. The move is described as a way to elevate service delivery and stand out from competitors.

Cleary Gottlieb acquired Springbok AI to strengthen its in-house AI acceleration capability.

The firm adopted Legora in 2025. The page presents this as part of broader AI uptake among firms beyond the largest players.

The firm adopted Legora in 2025. The article includes it as another example of a firm rolling out a generative AI platform internally.

K&L Gates partnered with AltaClaro to launch a generative AI supervisory course for firm partners and managers. The course aims to teach firm leaders how to ethically and professionally oversee the use of generative AI in legal practice.

vLex released its 'Autumn '24' upgrade for Vincent AI, expanding its capabilities to include transactional and drafting workflows alongside its litigation and research tools. The upgrade also adds Docket Alarm AI capabilities and expands coverage to France, Portugal, and Brazil.

Davis Wright Tremaine announced a firm-wide deployment of Harvey and Microsoft Copilot to expand its internal AI capabilities.

Garrigues signed a strategic partnership agreement with Microsoft to identify new opportunities for applying generative AI within the firm and beyond.

Sullivan & Cromwell launched an AI Discovery Assistant (AIDA) tool in collaboration with LAER AI to assist with document review and speed up discovery on client matters.

Aderant launched Stridyn, an AI-driven cloud platform that unifies the Aderant legal software suite on a single platform.

SkillBurst Interactive built and expanded its 'Generative AI Fundamentals for Law Firms' on-demand training series through its Legal Innovation Lab in collaboration with a law firm consortium.

Cleary Gottlieb pivoted its ClearyX platform toward custom in-house legal AI workflow development.

LexisNexis Legal & Professional launched a commercial preview of Lexis+ AI in the UK and Canada to assist lawyers with legal research and workflows.