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Coheso launches Memory to turn resolved in-house requests into approved positions
Coheso has launched Memory, which the company says proposes reusable legal positions from resolved in-house requests, with reasoning, conditions, exceptions and prior matters, and surfaces them when comparable questions arise. Coheso said nothing takes effect until an attorney approves it, and CEO Ned Gannon told Artificial Lawyer in an interview that Memory covers request types beyond contracts.
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Key points
- Coheso says Memory identifies decisions worth repeating from resolved matters and proposes them as positions with reasoning, conditions and exceptions.Artificial Lawyer
- When a comparable request arrives, Coheso automatically surfaces the prior position to the attorney handling it.Artificial Lawyer
- Nothing takes effect until an attorney approves the proposed guidance.Artificial Lawyer
- CEO Ned Gannon told Artificial Lawyer that Memory covers marketing reviews, privacy, employment, vendor risk and internal policy questions, not just contracts.Artificial Lawyer
- Coheso said Memory follows its expansion of AI agents, including playbook-based contract redlining.Artificial Lawyer
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