By Jamie Lennox

A San Francisco-based provider of legal technology said Thursday that it is opening offices in London and New York, setting up shop in two of the world's "most important" legal markets to aid the adoption of its artificial intelligence software.

By Marialuisa Taddia

Simmons & Simmons said Thursday that it has published new guidance for clients and other law firms on preserving legal privilege when lawyers use generative artificial intelligence, following recent rulings on the issue in the U.S. and U.K.

By Ashish Sareen

Joe Cohen, former advanced client solutions chief at Charles Russell, sees a chance in his new role at Harvey to help law firms rethink their business plans, in all areas from the billable hour to training juniors, as artificial intelligence becomes a non-negotiable element of client service.

By Steven Lerner

Harvey furthered its growth on Tuesday by acquiring an artificial intelligence-powered customer integration platform and hiring former BigLaw leaders to bolster its staff.

By Ashish Sareen

Hunton Andrews Kurth LLP has chosen to adopt Wexler's AI-powered fact intelligence platform for its global litigation practice, a move to boost lawyers' productivity as they work on complex disputes.

By Marialuisa Taddia

As in‑house legal teams turn to artificial intelligence to boost their own productivity, they are increasingly losing patience with law firms that don't pass on similar efficiency gains, Rio Tinto's digital transformation manager said in an interview.