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Corporate AI investment

What law firms and legal teams are investing to build AI in-house: budgets, internal platforms, AI groups, hires, and dedicated funds. Largest committed first.

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864
Commitments tracked
$3.9B
Total committed · 14 of 864 disclosed
$1.0B
Largest commitment
Undisclosed 2024-01-01
Travers Smith
Jylo
law firm build

Jylo began as an internal experiment at Travers Smith, originally built to streamline document analysis and due diligence. The firm later spun it out as a standalone company in 2024, making the page’s key point that the firm created its own AI-related tool internally.

Undisclosed 2024-01-01
Jones Day
Formal Global AI and Innovation Practice
law firm build

Jones Day operates a formal Global AI and Innovation Practice along with an internal tool vetting program.

Undisclosed 2023-02-15
A&O Shearman
Harvey / ContractMatrix / agentic AI agents
law firm partnership

A&O Shearman is using Harvey to automate and enhance lawyers’ work, and it released ContractMatrix with Harvey as an AI-powered contract negotiation and drafting tool. The article also says the firm and Harvey are launching agentic, multi-step reasoning AI agents for complex legal tasks.

Undisclosed 2022-06-23
Cleary Gottlieb
Cleary X
law firm build

The page describes Cleary Gottlieb as a case study for an AI initiative called Cleary X. It is presented as an example of a law firm building internally for an AI-first future.

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