DRAFTWISE, Legalzoom, Laurel, Disco + More – Artificial Lawyer

Given the increase in the latest news, here are some key articles you may have lost in this week’s collection of news.

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Following his basic agreement with confusion, Legalzoom has announced a partnership with Eazewell aimed at simplifying the process of creating wills, beliefs and other assets planning documents through it.

Cooperation will provide Eazewell users access to the Legalzoom Asset Planning Platform, enabling families to generate ‘legal, personalized, life -long life in minutes’ documents.

Partnership features include:

• Transported on board with advanced Eazewell-a step-by-step interface that simplifies the collection of main information before entering the Will & Trust Legalzoom platform.
• Integrated Legal Review – Optional Access to the Legalzoom Bar Authority.

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The LEGL is integrated with clio to provide ‘frictionless compliance and on board work’, and provides continuous monitoring of AML risk. This legl said, meaning ‘relocating firms from the controls once under constant supervision, a major step before legal firms manage regulatory risk’.

Real -time risk warnings and smooth data synchronization will help firms provide a faster, more secure, and more friendly experience with clients with embedded processing throughout the process, they added.

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Disco has launched his automated automated generation vehicle in the European Union and the United Kingdom. They explained that it can provide ‘unprecedented speed with precision metrics that essentially exceed typical human review’ for Ediscovery’s needs.

The solution is capable of Review of 32,000 documents per hour on average -The equivalent of a 640-person review team working at standard industry speed-with accurate metric and memory exceeding 90 percent in many cases, better than the 75 percent industry standard for human review.

General manager Eric Friedrichsensaid: ‘There is an increasing appetite for the EU and UK legal remedies, and our vehicle review technology is one of the most demanding disco skills between major law and corporate firms due to its ability to dramatically reduce the time and resources involved in the early stages of accounting without sacrifice.’

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Laurel has a $ 100 million baggage in series funding led by IVP, with GV (Google Ventures) participation. The measure comes as they expand more in other verticals, such as accounting and counseling, and have chosen clients such as Ernst & Young and Grant Thornton.

Over the past 12 months, Laurel has increased ARR +300% on double -digit scale, increased use by +500%, and works with +100 of the highest legal, accounting and counseling firms across the US, UK, EU, Australia and Canada.

Laurel’s time platform uses it to automatically categorize, describe and analyze how professionals spend their time.

Ryan AlshakLaurel’s founder and CEO commented: ‘Industries such as legal and accounting are the best to understand their contribution (time), but still fight for the price value. On the rolling side, industries such as counseling and financial services understand the value, but work blind to the true cost of creation.

‘While all other industries have been fixed after optimizing their supply chain, the knowledge supply chain – which represents over 50% of Global GDP – has never displayed. This funding helps us to solve this fundamental challenge as we give firms the data foundation they need to set strategically. We are not just the automation of time – we are creating a layer of time intelligence that will transform the way all knowledge industries work. ‘

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DRAFTWISE has launched its associate agent of the one who can handle the needs of drafting, review and marking using ‘precedent based knowledge and language approved by the firm to provide higher quality contracts more efficiently than ever before’.

The company said that ‘that of the draft of the draft is unique because can enter the entire library of your firm’s precedent. It may require millions of documents to find the right examples for your particular deal. DRAFTWISE suggests solutions based on your firm’s best language, without halucating black boxes from the Internet, or based on just a small selection of documents’.

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Eve has launched a ‘voice -based’ specialist who helps plaintiff legal firms capture and qualify potential customers, ‘addressing the critical impact of the income of lost opportunities during the overtime and over -compliance periods’.

Jay MadswaranCEO and co -founder of Eve said: ‘Our goal is to provide plaintiff legal firms that are easily adapted to the way they already work, helping them manage client communications with greater accuracy and efficiency since the first interaction.’

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Consilio has bought Truelaw, a Law Laboratory of the New York City -based research lab. Purchase brings with it its legal model of the owner’s expert (ELM) and advanced narrative generation skills that ‘convert the data of complex legal data into clear, operating knowledge’.

The purchase also adds’ sophisticated tools of sophisticated investigation, the automated time -long generation, the discovery of the contradiction and the firm’s specific language model in the Consilio portfolio.

Andy MacDonaldThe Director General of Consilio commented: ‘This purchase represents an important strategic investment in expanding our technology leadership and demonstrates our unwavering commitment to provide the most advanced solutions of it in the legal industry.’

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So there you go. Never a deaf moment in the world of legal technology, especially these days!

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