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Wordsmith partners with Goodlawyer to equip embedded counsel with legal AI

Legal AI platform Wordsmith has partnered with Calgary-based Goodlawyer so the network’s embedded and fractional in-house lawyers can use Wordsmith for intake, playbook contract review, drafting and research, with matters requiring judgment escalated to counsel. Wordsmith says it serves more than 500 in-house teams; Goodlawyer’s network supports legal teams including Uber, Cohere and Ferrero.

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  • Goodlawyer's embedded counsel can bring Wordsmith into client engagements for intake, playbook review, drafting, and research.LegalTech.caArtificial Lawyer
  • Matters requiring judgment stay with the lawyer who knows the business.LegalTech.ca
  • Wordsmith says it serves more than 500 in-house teams, including BT, Canva, Safelite, and the Financial Times.LegalTech.ca
  • Goodlawyer's network supports North American legal teams, including Uber, Cohere, and Ferrero.LegalTech.ca

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