Launches, funding rounds, mergers and acquisitions and products from the startups bringing AI and technology to the legal sector.
A Skill packages a legal team's standards, processes and preferences so the agent applies them when the work calls for it. The launch library has more than 250 skills built by legal engineers.
The connector, built on the Legatics MCP server, lets users query real matter data from Harvey: parties, checklists, binders and data rooms. Two-way write access will come later.
The new layer organizes the phases, tasks and reviews of a matter in the same place as the documents and the agents. Templates are available for now through an early access program.
The Copenhagen company chains specialized agents that take a small claim from analysis to enforcement. It already operates in Denmark and Sweden and is preparing the leap to larger European markets.
The Ghent-based tech company, founded by the team that sold Mbrella to D'Ieteren, charges a fixed monthly fee for contract reviews signed off by a lawyer the same day. Wim Dejonghe, former global senior partner of Allen & Overy, joins as an adviser.
The San Francisco startup combines AI agents and proprietary software with licensed attorneys. It promises contract reviews in three to five hours on average, fixed pricing and a delivery guarantee of eight hours.
