Corporate AI investment

Intapp has launched its Celeste plug-in for ChatGPT Enterprise to bring governed firm intelligence and entitlement controls directly into daily legal AI workflows. The integration connects Intapp's expert AI coworker with OpenAI's frontier models to support business-of-law operations.

Skadden is collaborating with OpenAI on its Astra for Law platform to build a suite of AI-powered tools designed to help clients assess regulatory risk and make informed transactional decisions.

Gowling WLG conducted a firm-wide, 12-week Generative AI pilot to test scaling AI capabilities across the firm.

Casefleet built and launched Casey, a conversational AI agent for legal fact management. The agent proposes facts, links them to legal issues, and drafts documents with a strict citation engine.

The New Jersey Office of the Public Defender partnered with the New Jersey Innovation Authority and Princeton University to build a custom AI platform for state public defenders. The tool enables attorneys across 66 offices to search internal briefs and documents using natural language.

GW Law appointed Anita Singh as its first Director of Modern Practice and AI Innovation to integrate AI and legal technologies into the curriculum. She will also oversee the new Dean's Recognition for AI and Legal Technology program, which encompasses coursework, training, and networking.

Setfords established Setfords Technology Solutions Limited (STSL) to build and deploy proprietary legal technology, employing a dedicated team of over 30 specialists across AI, software, data, security, and UX.

Clauze.AI launched its enterprise legal AI platform purpose-built for legal and regulatory requirements in Saudi Arabia and the MENA region. The platform offers bilingual Arabic/English legal analysis, contract review, and governance management with local data residency.

Brightstone Legal has rolled out Legora across its Australian offices in Sydney, Melbourne, and Canberra. Firm lawyers are using the AI platform for research, review, drafting, building chronologies, and template population.

Relativity is embedding AI capabilities natively throughout its platform, renaming RelativityOne to Relativity aiR, and acquired Gavel to integrate Relativity aiR into Microsoft Word.

The UK Ministry of Justice is internally adopting AI tools, including transcription and case summarisation tools, for judges across the court system.

FairPlay Law launched as an AI-native employment law firm, embedding AI across its legal workflows and developing a proprietary AI analytics platform to benchmark offer and exit agreements.

Salesforce has selected Legora to roll out AI capabilities for its internal legal teams across the organization.

Davis Polk utilizes generative AI for contract review and negotiation to compress data room review timelines on transactions.

Wolters Kluwer introduced an agentic AI-powered outside counsel management capability added to its TyMetrix 360° platform. The tool is built to help corporate legal departments compare firms on cost, performance, and staffing metrics.

Munger, Tolles & Olson appointed Partner Grant Davis-Denny as its first Head of Legal AI to lead the firm's next phase of AI adoption. In this role, he will oversee AI strategy, tool evaluation, customized workflow development, and attorney training.

Fisher Phillips entered into a 2022 design partnership with Casetext to develop CoCounsel, becoming the first law firm to deploy the legal generative AI product.

Reveal launched Reveal AI, an agentic AI suite designed to automate e-discovery and case building tasks like constructing timelines and drafting deposition materials. It also established an integration with Thomson Reuters' CoCounsel Legal to stream evidence into legal research workflows.

Relativity integrated RelativityOne with Google Cloud's Gemini Enterprise for Legal via the Model Context Protocol. The integration adds a conversational agentic layer to let litigation support and legal operations teams manage matters and workflows using natural language.

Nuix expanded its Nuix Discover legal review platform by releasing generative AI features, headlined by AI Chat. The interface enables attorneys and legal investigators to query case data using natural language and receive auditable answers with citations.