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JUST IN: Bundledocs expands into case management with new Review tool - The addition of Review positions Bundledocs to capture a larger share of the legal case‑management market, challenging established niche vendors and streamlining litigation workflows for law firms and corporate counsel. https://www.pulse.bot/legal/blogs/bundledocs-expands-into-case-management-with-new-review-tool-9ff1389f-0766-4a13-8511-27d10f659af4/ SaaS
Client: I used ChatGPT to draft this contract but I want a lawyer to bless it Me:
Legal AI startup Harvey just reached an $11B valuation. On The Upstarts Podcast, CEO Winston Weinberg shares how a cold email to Sam Altman helped launch its journey, and why he believes lawyers are a surprise power user of AI tools. Plus,...
It takes 4-6 weeks and £1,300 in human capital to create a new agreement – Docusign wants to vastly improve that. https://t.co/QE9EUaVlqi
Founders are running their decks, docs, and narratives through AI to drive investor cycles. But investors are doing the same: they’re making (more) comments on investor agreements, advisor docs, warrants, etc. Founders: expect to work harder to close.
Swipe through this to see how many times I failed 👉 I found a pattern in failing. It all revolved around 1. People 2. Technology 3. Finance Join us with our Vice president of Finance & Risk (Ahmed Awad) as we go over...
OpenClaw is cool, but utility is king👑 Who’s actually using it for more than just a demo? Tell me your best real-world use case.
“And it’s not even hard to avoid citing AI-hallucinated cases. All you have to do is use Westlaw or Lexis to cite check the brief.” 👀 - a fish in water never realizes it’s wet. legal data is born free and...
If you have a deal with the biggest PBMs you are getting ripped off A simple way to realize this is to take both your insurance and PBM contracts and out them in @claudeai and just ask the following "How...
attorneys publicly dragging AI while quietly running it through their CRM, marketing, and research tools need to be studied. nobody said it's a lawyer. but telling people to steer clear of it entirely while your firm's chatbot answers intake questions at...
I posted on TikTok about the Heppner case and how Attorney-Client privilege doesn’t extend to what the client does, on their own, with ChatGPT or Claude (per ruling in case)…AND
It was the mountain coming to Muhammad when @goclio CEO @jack_newton and his crew came to my hometown of Rockport, Mass., to interview me on 30 years of legal tech and the biggest trends shaping the industry today. #legaltech #rockportma https://t.co/6Pbbz3fpZr...
CRE just finally adopted Docusign years after Realtors... Don't expect many brokers to run out and purchase a Mac mini and set up OpenClaw 🚫🦞
And these contracts will be built and executed onchain, with verifiable execution and financial flows natively integrated.
The risk isn’t AI drafting contracts. It’s firms that never redesign their processes and just bolt tech tools onto broken workflows.
Pretty interesting argument on why ChatGPT and Claude won't replace all the vertical AI tools. In law specifically, it would actually slow you down. Lawyers have to read and understand every word in a document, and it's actually faster to work...
#TimTalk – Will AI accidentally destroy the training ground for junior law associates? with Matt Mishak https://t.co/yKGchqQBMZ via @DLAIgnite #SocialSelling #DigitalSelling #Sales #SalesTips #SalesLeader #SalesEnablement #Marketing #Leadership #Tech #TechNews #ArtificialIntelligence #FutureofWork
Why is it so hard to get law firms to adopt technology?The answer: the billable hour. Not as a pricing mechanism, but as the operating system of the entire firm. It shapes comp, performance, and earnings, and thus behavior. I...
my new favorite hobby is reading about Anthropic's internal AI workflows this one especially caught my attention: anthropic's ENTIRE legal review process is now handled by just 1 Claude system a single non-technical lawyer vibe-coded and it cut turnaround time by 80% here's...
AI legal tech startup Legora, after raising $550M this week, acquires Walter, a Canadian based startup that builds AI agents that work within Microsoft Word and Outlook. Walter launched the AI agents after pivoting last September. The acquisition is believed...
Mapping of GenAI use cases in a lifecycle of legal work | Singapore 🇸🇬 Ministry of Law https://t.co/J5WreC6QaO TY @Og_Dickson #AIGovernance #LegalTech https://t.co/Qo4dfqv9Qn
we may hit the singularity before courts decide whether or not AI can learn using copyrighted materials and that’s sort of amazing, no?
Law firm recruiters: AI in hiring should open doors, not quietly close them. If a model learns from your firm’s history, it will reproduce your firm’s history. Humans still need to own the decision. #LegalRecruiting #LegalTech #AI https://t.co/GNkRwGexTH
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The right place for AI in law is the enterprise, not law firms which are conflicted if the cost of legal services goes down rapidly. AI makes it possible to dramatically reduce this business overhead.
Looking to talk to more AI GRC platforms: 2 clients met with a vendor recently and were really impressed with the companies and space. Would love to meet some dope founders if anyone has recs
Before AI, a junior associate might spend most of their week pulling clauses from old deals, reformatting templates, and chasing redlines across 14 email threads. Now that's a quick task. The question is now what they should be doing.
people will use VPNs to access affordable high quality legal advice, healthcare and education from AI. odd to think that we’re here now. sad really
Developing a new GRC platform and I made a mistake. I started with assessments. You should start with risk. Risk first. Then controls. Frameworks and assessments are just ways to organize risk. But this is easier said than done. Most organizations don't really know...
whether or not fair use applies to training AI is the fundamental legal question of our age. mark my words.
so the technology is here to enable better more affordable justice, but not evenly distributed… yet https://t.co/VN4uMD18Qk
The GRC market is booming. Feels like I hear about a new platform every day but most platforms still feel like digital filing cabinets for policies and screenshots. There has to be a better way. What have you found that...
i anticipated the technophobic pushback ai would receive nearly a decade ago and gave a talk at cliocon about it. history doesn't repeat, it rhymes. watch my comments here: https://t.co/CIm9q25mQ6
"we are now dealing with exponential improvements of ai, astounding even those, like me, who have been in the field for nearly a decade. we knew this would happen but it’s happening quicker than we thought."
Agentic AI Gating Layer: Policy-as-Code = gating layer for agentic AI Controls AI actions by: Separating free-form reasoning (AI decides) from allowed execution (policy permits) Improving auditability (clear what AI can/can't do) Preventing compliance violations before they happen Guardrails, not post-incident cleanup. 📰 Intelligent compliance for...
We are running out 1st SAFE closing for a startup through the 9to5 Docs platform. Founder saves $$$ and Attorney saves time. Win-win.
You can teach Claude Code to do anything for you, really. And you can ask it to teach itself. Here's a quick example: I find myself often redacting screenshots. And my normal method was dragging it into PowerPoint, creating a...
My first rodeo with Claude Cowork Legal plugin. This is the /legal:triage-nda call that reviews NDAs against a set of criteria (you can specify your own criteria or go with Claude's market-standard defaults). This is a real review of an...
Another useful Claude Code skill I built: /redact I take a screenshot (or multiple), Claude uses tesseract to find and hide terms and phrases from a list of categories. When in doubt, Claude will over-redact. Benefit: I can share social images...
