Thomson Reuters uses Claude in Amazon Bedrock as part of its AI platform CoCounsel, helping legal and tax professionals synthesize expert knowledge and deliver comprehensive advice to clients.

Law&Company, a legal technology firm in South Korea, uses Anthropic's Claude and Claude 3.5 Sonnet to power SuperLawyer, the country's first AI legal assistant. SuperLawyer helps lawyers automate routine tasks such as legal research, document drafting, case law summarization, and compliance checking. By implementing a Retrieval Augmented Generation (RAG) system and leveraging Claude's function-calling capabilities, SuperLawyer provides accurate and efficient legal support, allowing lawyers to focus on high-value tasks.

Clifford Chance, a global law firm, adopted Microsoft 365 Copilot and Microsoft Viva to streamline tasks, automate processes, and enhance collaboration. Lawyers use Copilot to draft and manage emails, track new legislation, and ensure compliance, allowing them to focus on complex legal work. They are exploring Copilot Studio to create agents for compliance and other tasks.

DLA Piper, a global law firm, implemented Microsoft 365 Copilot to streamline document creation, optimize workflows, enhance productivity, and automate routine tasks. By integrating Copilot with Microsoft 365 applications, they improved productivity and reduced time spent on lower-value tasks while maintaining robust data security.

Orbital Witness, a legal tech company in the UK, uses GPT-4 via Azure OpenAI to build Orbital Copilot, an AI assistant that mimics real estate lawyers to perform property due diligence.

LexisNexis uses Claude via Amazon Bedrock for processing detailed legal documents that require high-quality technical analysis and long context windows.

Justicia Lab uses Google’s AI technology to power an assistant that helps immigrants and asylum seekers by analyzing legal documents. Users can upload photos of important documents—such as immigration letters or notices—and the AI extracts key information (e.g. important deadlines, eligibility for immigration relief, etc) and provides personalized guidance on next steps.

Steno uses Claude 3 Opus to power its Transcript Genius platform, enabling attorneys to quickly search, analyze, and extract critical insights from vast legal transcripts. This AI-driven solution centralizes transcript storage and uses a 200K context window to handle long documents, saving attorneys significant time in deposition preparation.

Ironclad uses OpenAI’s tech to power their AI assistant, a contract lifecycle management tool that identifies and redlines contract irregularities. The integration allows legal teams to reduce contract redlining time from 40 minutes to 2 minutes, improving efficiency without replacing human oversight.

Harvey, an AI platform for law and professional services firms, partnered with OpenAI to build a custom-trained case law model. It has enabled its AI to assist with complex legal reasoning, contract review, drafting legal documents, and case law research.

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Their model has proven to be significantly more accurate and thorough than standard GPT for legal professionals, reducing errors like hallucinations and providing detailed, source-cited responses.

Robin AI uses Anthropic’s Claude to streamline contract review processes by accelerating legal workflows up to 8-10 times. By integrating Claude via Amazon Bedrock, Robin AI ensures data security and trust, which are critical to its legal users, allowing lawyers to work with AI as a co-pilot in contract negotiation and review.

Clerkbridge, a North Carolina-based startup, uses Meta Llama to anonymize attorney-privileged data and streamline legal document generation. Additionally, Clerkbridge leverages Llama to monitor and track terms of service, privacy policies, costs, and data policies, alerting users to changes and recommending new models and applications based on usage data, thereby enhancing compliance and operational efficiency.