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Add to my areasSaga unveils Saga External for legal teams to build their own client-facing AI services
Amsterdam-based legal AI company Saga has announced Saga External, which lets law firms and in-house legal departments turn their playbooks and positions into automated services that clients or business colleagues can use directly. Firms build, own and brand the services while Saga powers them. The product is being developed with customers, and Saga has not said when it will be generally available.
Moonlit launches free AI-drafted, expert-reviewed commentary library on EU indirect tax
Dutch legal research company Moonlit has launched Commentaries, a free library of legal commentary that its AI drafts from primary sources and that paid academic editors and practitioner-authors review before publication, Artificial Lawyer reported on October 20, 2026. Moonlit dates its own announcement October 15. The launch covers EU indirect tax, organized article by article, and the commentary will also be available through Moonlit's data API and MCP connector for AI tools such as Copilot, ChatGPT and Claude.
Amsterdam Enterprise Chamber rejects shareholder inquiry into Philips sleep apnea recall, finding no reason to doubt its policy
The Enterprise Chamber of the Amsterdam Court of Appeal rejected a request by the VEB investors' association and institutional investors for an inquiry into Philips over its 2021 sleep apnea recall. It found no well-founded reasons to doubt Philips' policy: internal systems followed international standards, reliable foam-risk data emerged only in early 2021, the boards were not informed late, supervision was not shown lacking, earlier intervention at Respironics was not required, and disclosures were not misleading.
Wolters Kluwer adds Outside Counsel Management Agent to TyMetrix 360°
On September 15, 2026 Wolters Kluwer Legal & Regulatory’s ELM Solutions business launched an AI-powered Outside Counsel Management capability inside TyMetrix 360°. The agent helps in-house teams compare panel firms on cost, staffing, billing-guideline compliance, and market rates, drawing on LegalVIEW invoice data.
Legal Benchmarks DELTA finds no LLM ready for independent Dutch legal research
Legal Benchmarks on September 10, 2026 released its DELTA Benchmark Report scoring 23 large language models on more than 200 Dutch legal research tasks. Legaltech News reported that no model was ready for independent Dutch legal research; Claude Fable 5.1 led with a 15.0% task pass rate. Lawyers at 12 partner firms helped review tasks and criteria.