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Product launches, releases and integrations from the companies building AI for legal work, summarized across sources.

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Everlaw unveils Omni agentic AI suite and Workflows review management tool

Ediscovery platform Everlaw announced Omni, an agentic AI investigation suite, and Workflows, a review management tool, at its Everlaw Summit in San Francisco. Omni builds on Deep Dive with an agent that runs multistep tasks across a matter's evidence and a Case Memory fact library. Workflows, which lets review managers route documents through rule-based stages, arrives in November at no extra cost; Omni is due in early 2027 as a premium offering.

Announcement (Legaltech News) → · eDiscovery Today
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Anthropic adds prebuilt legal Artifacts to Claude for Legal, including tools from Harvey, Goodwin and Foley

Anthropic has launched Claude for Legal Artifacts, a gallery of prebuilt, editable legal workflows such as cite checking, jurisdiction surveys, playbook deviation boards and regulatory horizon scans. Partner-built Artifacts include Harvey Intake, Goodwin's AI Governance Benchmark and Foley & Lardner's Obligations Checker. The company also announced an access-to-justice program and a Legal Ambassadors Program for builders, extending the Claude for Legal offering it launched in May.

Announcement (Artificial Lawyer) → · Legaltech News, The Economic Times (Reuters)
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Casepoint launches AI Investigator agent for government and corporate investigations

E-discovery provider Casepoint has launched AI Investigator, a new agent in its Casepoint IQ suite aimed at government and corporate investigators. Announced October 27, 2026, the tool narrows large document sets to evidence that supports or refutes allegations, extracts facts cited to source documents and links them to investigative themes. It will be generally available in November inside Casepoint eDiscovery.

Announcement (Law.com) → · eDiscovery Today
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Latham partners with Harvey to build AI fund formation product

Latham & Watkins is working with Harvey to develop an AI-enabled fund formation product that will sit as a separate offering within Harvey's suite, the firm said on October 27, 2026. Targeting side letters, subscription documents and limited partnership agreements, the tool could later be marketed to other firms, though without Latham's market intelligence. There is no release date.

Announcement (Law.com) → · Legal Business
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LexisNexis expands Lexis+ with Protégé with Lex Machina data and Custom Skills Builder

LexisNexis on October 27, 2026, expanded Lexis+ with Protégé so the AI platform can draw on Lex Machina analytics, Intelligize disclosures, CourtLink dockets and Law360 reporting alongside firm documents. The update adds a no-code Custom Skills Builder, 100 new legal skills, a larger Vault and broader Shepard's Verify citation checks. It is rolling out to U.S. customers this month, with global availability to follow.

Announcement (LexisNexis via GlobeNewswire) → · Law.com
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Clio merges its products into one AI platform and adds agentic workflows

Clio said at ClioCon 2026 in Boston on October 26, 2026, that it is consolidating Clio Grow, Clio Manage and Clio Work into a single interface with one login, starting in November. The company also introduced a platform-wide AI assistant, agentic workflows that carry out multistep legal tasks, a built-in phone system, a document management system and an automatic timekeeping beta.

Announcement (Legaltech News) → · LawSites

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NETHERLANDSProduct launches

Saga 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.

Announcement (Artificial Lawyer) → · LegalTechTalk
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Goodwin launches subscription AI governance program aimed at private equity and venture portfolios

Goodwin has launched an AI governance program for companies, built by its lawyers and in-house AI product team. It has three tiers: a free Health Check, Readiness modules that can be bought singly or as a suite, and an AI Decision Desk sold as an annual subscription that answers client questions and tracks AI regulation, enforcement and market practice. The firm says it is tailored for private equity and venture capital portfolios and boards.

Announcement (Business Wire) → · Law360 Pulse
EUProduct launches

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.

Announcement (Artificial Lawyer) → · Moonlit
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Womble Bond Dickinson launches in-house AI Labs to build tools for the firm and its clients

Womble Bond Dickinson on October 20, 2026, launched Womble AI Labs, an in-house unit that will build AI tools for the transatlantic firm and its clients. Led by Chief AI and Technology Officer Chad Ergun and embedded in the firm's IT function, the lab will start with structured, repeatable legal and administrative tasks such as regulatory monitoring, document generation and contract review.

Announcement (Artificial Lawyer) → · Legaltech News, The Lawyer
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Harvey adds Midpage connector for U.S. case law and statute research inside Harvey Assistant

Legal AI platform Harvey on October 19, 2026, added a connector to Midpage, an AI legal research service covering U.S. case law, statutes, regulations and agency materials. Built on the Model Context Protocol, it lets joint customers run Midpage searches from Harvey Assistant threads and receive cited sources in the final output. The connector is in Harvey's Connector Library and requires a Midpage subscription.

Announcement (LawSites) → · Artificial Lawyer
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Legora adds Blue J tax research to its platform through MCP integration

Legora and Toronto-based tax research company Blue J on October 19, 2026, launched an integration that lets customers who subscribe to both products query Blue J from inside Legora and get answers with inline citations to Blue J sources. Built on the Model Context Protocol, it opens first to selected joint customers in early access, with general availability planned for November. Legora said it is not moving into tax.

Announcement (Artificial Lawyer) → · LawSites
JAPANProduct launches

LegalOn opens beta of Agent Builder to automate in-house legal intake tasks

Tokyo-based LegalOn Technologies on October 19, 2026, began offering a beta of Agent Builder, a task-automation feature in its LegalOn legal AI platform. A legal-specific AI agent carries out a chain of routine steps once a matter meets conditions the legal team sets, starting with legal consultations and matter assignment, without fresh prompts or manual handoffs. LegalOn plans to extend it to automated first-pass contract review.

Announcement (LegalOn Technologies) → · Impress AI Watch
UKProduct launches

Hogan Lovells Cadwalader signs Harvey and Legora deals in firmwide AI strategy

Hogan Lovells Cadwalader on October 16, 2026 unveiled a firmwide AI strategy that pairs agreements with both Harvey and Legora with its own ELTEMATE tools, a new AI Board and a Commercial Unit. Legora said the firm will roll out its platform across the Americas, EMEA and APAC after a pilot with more than 1,300 lawyers, while Harvey said its platform is in use across corporate, litigation and regulatory groups.

Announcement (The Lawyer) → · Hogan Lovells Cadwalader, Legora, Harvey
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Microsoft launches Copilot for Legal with more than 20 legal skills in Word and Cowork

Microsoft launched Copilot for Legal on October 15, 2026, adding more than 20 legal-specific skills to Microsoft Copilot for contract review, drafting, obligations tracking and case chronologies in Word and its agentic Cowork workspace. Plugins from more than two dozen legal technology partners, including Harvey, Legora, iManage and Relativity, begin rolling out through Microsoft's plugin registry.

Announcement (Artificial Lawyer) → · The Lawyer, LawSites
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Thomson Reuters adds Multinational Profile to CoCounsel Legal for cross-border research

Thomson Reuters introduced a Multinational Profile for CoCounsel Legal that pulls legal and regulatory content from more than 100 countries and territories into one research workflow, LegalTech.ca reported October 14, 2026. The company said users can compare requirements across markets, flag issues needing local counsel and inspect underlying sources. Broader next-generation CoCounsel Legal availability is planned across more markets through late October 2026.

Announcement (LegalTech.ca) → · TechNode Global
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Legora launches integration ecosystem linking more than 30 legal tech and business systems

Legora launched an integration ecosystem on October 14, 2026 that connects its agentic AI platform to more than 30 systems, including iManage, NetDocuments, Everlaw, Intapp, Docusign and Ironclad. Lawyers can work on documents held in those platforms without downloading and re-uploading files, while existing permissions and ethical walls govern what Legora can retrieve.

Announcement (Legora) → · Artificial Lawyer
UNITED ARAB EMIRATES · DIFC COURTSProduct launches

DIFC Courts begin issuing NFT-based credentials to verify orders worldwide

DIFC Courts began issuing court orders and hearing records with nontransferable NFT-based authenticity credentials on the Avalanche C-Chain, the courts said and Gulf News reported on October 14, 2026. Recipients can verify a document's origin and integrity in seconds while the document content stays off-chain, which the courts said reduces cross-border authentication delays.

Announcement (DIFC Courts) → · Gulf News, Khaleej Times
VA.Product launches

Schillings and Clare Locke launch CLS Vision intelligence venture in the United States

London reputation firm Schillings and Virginia defamation firm Clare Locke launched CLS Vision, a strategic intelligence and investigations firm based in Alexandria, Virginia, Schillings said and The Lawyer reported October 14, 2026, with later Law360 Pulse coverage. Schillings said the venture combines legal-grade intelligence with strategic counsel, builds on the firms' existing alliance and is led by founding partners Allison Everhardt and Fred Glazier.

Announcement (The Lawyer) → · Schillings, Law360 Pulse
UKProduct launches

Legora launches Intake, a Slack-based agentic front door for in-house legal requests

Legora launched Intake, a front door for in-house legal teams built around the Legora Agent and available now in Slack, Artificial Lawyer and Legal IT Insider reported October 13, 2026. Intake turns business requests into tracked work and can prepare first drafts using the legal team's own Skills and playbooks; Legora plans to extend it to Microsoft Teams, email and MCP.

Announcement (Artificial Lawyer) → · Legal IT Insider
CHINAProduct launches

Z.ai launches GLM-Legal, a legal-specific model built on GLM-5.3-Flash

Chinese AI company Z.ai, known in China as Zhipu AI, launched GLM-Legal, a legal-domain large language model mid-trained and post-trained from its GLM-5.3-Flash model for contract review, evidence analysis and compliance research, Artificial Lawyer and MarkTechPost reported October 13, 2026. Access is through an application-only API beta, with no public weights or published pricing.

Announcement (MarkTechPost) → · Artificial Lawyer
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Goodwin expands Microsoft partnership, moving its Regina OS legal AI platform onto Microsoft Foundry

Goodwin expanded its relationship with Microsoft, making Microsoft Foundry the enterprise AI platform for its proprietary Regina OS legal operating system and widening Microsoft Copilot access firmwide, the firm announced October 13, 2026. Law360 Pulse reported the expansion October 14. Regina OS combines matter context, firm knowledge and AI tools in one platform.

Announcement (Goodwin) → · Law360 Pulse
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iDealLegal.ai pitches multi-model Word add-in contract review for small firms

iDealLegal.ai, a bootstrapped startup registered in Wyoming as S&O LEGAL LLC and founded in January 2026 by transactional lawyer Sergey Ovcharov, offers a Word add-in on Microsoft AppSource that runs GPT, Claude and Gemini against lawyer-vetted playbooks and flags model disagreements for human review. In a Legal IT Insider Startup Corner Q&A, the company said it targets firms of 1–20 lawyers and small in-house teams, offers zero data retention on paid plans and has no outside funding.

Announcement (Legal IT Insider) → · Pivot News
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ArentFox Schiff retires AFSChat chatbot after adopting Harvey and Copilot

ArentFox Schiff has decommissioned AFSChat, its internally developed generative AI chatbot, after concluding it had become redundant, according to Legaltech News and LegalTech Digest. The firm concluded third-party tools Harvey and Microsoft Copilot better met its standards. AI work continues under FoxAI, a framework the firm announced in August that combines proprietary tools and licensed third-party platforms.

Announcement (Legaltech News) → · LegalTech Digest, ArentFox Schiff
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Ropes & Gray lets 1,000-plus associates credit 100 hours of AI experiments to billables

Ropes & Gray is expanding AI training credits so more than 1,000 associates and counsel can count up to 100 hours of AI experimentation and training toward annual billable-hour requirements, Reuters reported in its Billable Hours column; ABA Journal and Above the Law also covered it. The firm said it has invested more than 35,000 associate hours in AI time this year; Akerman has separately credited AI projects since April.

Announcement (Reuters) → · ABA Journal, Above the Law
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Ironclad launches Ironclad Agent and Contract Knowledge Graph for context-aware contracting

Ironclad has launched Ironclad Agent, a natural-language front door for searching contracts and orchestrating specialized contracting agents, powered by a Contract Knowledge Graph built from each customer's contracts, approved positions, and past negotiation decisions. The release also adds Policy-Based Access Control and a Workflow Designer Agent; Law.com Legaltech News included the launch in its October 9 rundown.

Announcement (PR Newswire) → · Law.com Legaltech News
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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.

Announcement (LegalTech.ca) → · Artificial Lawyer
U.S. FEDProduct launches

Peyton AI launches medical-negligence triage platform with Merit Score engine

Peyton AI has launched an AI triage platform for medical negligence claims aimed at law firms, malpractice insurers, and hospital risk teams, scoring cases on duty, breach, causation, and damages and flagging missing evidence. Artificial Lawyer noted the launch in its October 9 wrap; the company says a validation study of more than 1,000 closed cases recorded no fabricated citations.

Announcement (Artificial Lawyer) → · Business Wire (via City A.M.)
U.S. FEDProduct launches

Harvey and LexisNexis launch co-developed agentic motion-to-dismiss workflow

Harvey has released a Motion to Dismiss drafting workflow co-developed with LexisNexis that plans dismissal grounds, researches U.S. primary law through LexisNexis and Shepard's Citations, and drafts a fully cited motion after lawyer approval of the strategy. Harvey says the work commonly takes associates 40 to 50 or more hours; a Motion for Summary Judgment workflow is planned next.

Announcement (Harvey) → · Artificial Lawyer
JAPANProduct launches

Harvey partners with Legalscape to put Japanese law research on its AI platform

Nikkei Asia reported on October 2, 2026, that Japanese legal-tech company Legalscape will make its proprietary Japanese law research tool available on Harvey's AI platform. The tool lets Harvey users query Japanese statutes, case law and licensed legal publications, with summaries tied to source references. LegalTech Digest reported that Legalscape works with more than 40 publishers and serves more than 3,000 clients.

Announcement (Nikkei Asia) → · LegalTech Digest
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Ivo open-sources Sage contract model and makes Collaborate generally available

Ivo said on October 1, 2026, that it released Ivo Sage, a free open-source model post-trained with River AI on DeepSeek V4 Flash for long-horizon contract work, and that reinforcement learning lifted its Legal Agent Benchmark Contracts score from 70% to 91%. The company also made its Collaborate contract workflow product generally available. Legaltech News reported the Sage release on October 2.

Announcement (GlobeNewswire) → · Legaltech News
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Morae launches MorAI Legal Intelligence Platform with AI spend module

Morae unveiled its Legal Intelligence Platform and first module, MorAI Spend Intelligence, Legal IT Insider reported on September 29, 2026. The managed offering pairs billing-trained AI with Morae expert review to connect ELM, matter management, and law firm billing data into a single decision layer for outside counsel spend. In an early insurance-company deployment, Morae said savings rose from 8.5% to 18% while cutting 14,000 hours of manual invoice review.

Announcement (Legal IT Insider) → · GlobeNewswire / Morae
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Sullivan & Cromwell details OpenAI engineering work and internal use of Agreement Analyzer

Sullivan & Cromwell worked with OpenAI engineers to refine its Agreement Analyzer after partner John Savva built an initial version, Bloomberg Law reported. Savva told the outlet the tool would initially be used only within the firm and that development used hypothetical agreements and draft playbooks rather than client documents.

Announcement (Bloomberg Law) → · Sullivan & Cromwell
U.S. FEDProduct launches

Akerman launches PineWest Data Intelligence for litigation, privacy, and governance data work

Akerman LLP announced on September 23, 2026 the launch of PineWest Data Intelligence, a service division extending its e-discovery practice into data services for litigation, privacy, governance, and transactions, Law360 Pulse reported. The firm said the division, led by managing director Elan Hersh, grows out of its eDiscovery practice and covers information governance consulting, e-discovery and litigation data services, privacy and data-subject-request fulfillment, and transactional data diligence.

Announcement (Law360 Pulse) → · Akerman
NEV.Product launches

8am launches MyCase Claude MCP connector, IQ tools, and 8am Capital at Kaleidoscope

At its Kaleidoscope conference in Las Vegas on September 23, 2026, 8am announced a Claude MCP connector for MyCase with 73 actions, new 8am IQ Firm Agent and IQ Draft features headed to beta in October, plus Smart Spend Intelligence and 8am Capital lending inside LawPay, LawSites and Law.com Legaltech News reported. The AI releases apply to MyCase among 8am’s practice-management brands.

Announcement (LawSites) → · Law.com Legaltech News
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Harvey launches US, UK, and Australia pro bono program with major-firm design partners

Harvey launched a dedicated pro bono program in the United States, United Kingdom, and Australia on September 22, 2026, Artificial Lawyer and LawSites reported. First-phase design partners are senior pro bono leaders at Ashurst Perkins Coie, DLA Piper, and Nelson Mullins; Harvey will build custom agents for high-volume casework, dedicate legal engineering support in the US and UK, and plans a later free-access pilot for frontline legal services organizations.

Announcement (Artificial Lawyer) → · LawSites
IDAHOProduct launches

Sorren adds lawyer-owned practice through Mansfield & Mayo rebranding

Accounting and advisory firm Sorren launched an affiliated legal practice built around Mansfield & Mayo, with Sorren Law remaining owned by lawyers. Reuters reported that Sorren and the lawyers co-invested in a separate management services organization providing administrative support, while the law practice plans to expand into additional markets.

Announcement (Sorren) → · Reuters
U.S. FEDProduct launches

CourtListener ships ChatGPT Enterprise plugin for grounded case-law and PACER research

Free Law Project made a CourtListener plugin available in ChatGPT Enterprise, connecting the assistant to case law, RECAP/PACER filings, citation networks, oral-argument transcripts, and alerts with links back to primary sources. LawSites independently reported the CourtListener plugin on September 18, 2026; Free Law Project also said it was doubling CourtListener API rate limits through October 1, 2026.

Announcement (LawSites) → · Free Law Project, Artificial Lawyer
UKProduct launches

Definely brings contract review MCP tools into ChatGPT Enterprise for OpenAI for Law

Definely on September 18, 2026 said its Model Context Protocol tools for structured contract review are available inside ChatGPT Enterprise as an OpenAI for Law launch partner, letting lawyers run defined-term checks, precedent comparison, structural proofreading, and issues-list generation without leaving ChatGPT. Pulse2 independently reported the partnership on September 19.

Announcement (Definely) → · Pulse2
UKProduct launches

Leah launches Leah Contracting on Maestro agentic harness for enterprise contracts

Leah launched Leah Contracting, an agentic contracting product run by its Leah Maestro harness that covers intake, review, negotiation, approval, signature, obligations and renewal, the company said on September 18, 2026. Specialist agents apply company playbooks, assess risk, draft and redline, and hand work between stages, with irreversible actions gated for human approval, the release said. Legaltech News led its September 18 Legaltech Rundown with the launch.

Announcement (SalesTechStar) → · Legaltech News
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Litera brings Foundation Firm AI Search into ChatGPT Enterprise

Litera on September 17, 2026 made Foundation Firm AI Search available as a ChatGPT Enterprise plugin for eligible Foundation Cloud customers, letting lawyers query firm experience, relationships, and expertise with natural-language prompts grounded in permissioned Foundation records. LawFuel and LawSites reported the plugin; Litera said Foundation is already used by more than 300 law firms.

Announcement (LawFuel) → · LawSites
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Clio makes Vincent available as a Codex MCP plugin for grounded legal work

Clio on September 17, 2026 announced that Vincent is available in OpenAI’s Codex through a Model Context Protocol plugin, letting lawyers bring Clio legal content and matter context into Codex workflows while keeping sources connected. Clio said the foundation combines Clio Library and Docket Alarm; LawSites highlighted the Vincent Codex plugin among vendor integrations following OpenAI’s legal launch on September 18.

Announcement (Clio) → · LawSites
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NetDocuments lists ChatGPT Enterprise plugin in OpenAI library for governed DMS access

NetDocuments on September 17, 2026 said its ChatGPT plugin is now available through the OpenAI plugin library, extending its Model Context Protocol ecosystem so legal professionals can discover and activate governed NetDocuments content inside ChatGPT while preserving firm permissions and security controls. LawSites listed the NetDocuments plugin among independent vendor ChatGPT integrations the next day.

Announcement (NetDocuments) → · LawSites
U.S. FEDProduct launches

OpenAI launches Astra for Law with legal search index and Trusted Access

OpenAI on September 17, 2026 released Astra for Law, a GPT-6 Astra configuration with legal analysis instructions, a U.S. Legal Search Index covering more than 230 million URLs, and partner plugins for law firms and legal technology vendors. Selected Am Law 200 firms receive Trusted Access through ChatGPT and Codex with zero data retention on the API, while API access for builders including Harvey and Legora was said to follow soon.

Announcement (OpenAI) → · Legal IT Insider, Business Insider, LawSites +2
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Relativity connects Relativity aiR to ChatGPT Enterprise via Model Context Protocol

Relativity on September 17, 2026 said Relativity aiR now integrates with ChatGPT Enterprise through the Model Context Protocol, letting legal teams use natural language in ChatGPT to stand up matters, align workspaces to their data, and manage access and workflows while keeping Relativity permissions and substantive analysis inside the platform. LawSites independently listed the Relativity plugin among vendor ChatGPT integrations on September 18.

Announcement (PR Newswire) → · LawSites
U.S. FEDProduct launches

Salesforce adopts Legora across global Legal and Corporate Affairs teams

Legora said Salesforce has rolled out its agentic legal platform across Legal and Corporate Affairs teams in North America, EMEA, and APAC, alongside Slack and Agentforce. Salesforce VP of Legal Innovation Erica Swainson said the tools will support research, drafting, and other workflows so lawyers can focus on judgment-intensive work. Legora CEO Max Junestrand framed the adoption as part of a broader shift by in-house teams toward agentic AI infrastructure.

Announcement (Artificial Lawyer) → · Legora
U.S. FEDProduct launches

Relativity renames RelativityOne cloud platform as Relativity aiR

On September 16, 2026 Relativity said it renamed RelativityOne, its cloud e-discovery platform, as Relativity aiR to unify the product with its agentic AI suite. LawSites and a company PR Newswire release reported the change. CEO Phil Saunders framed AI as transformative as the cloud shift; president Chris Brown said more than half of new matters on the platform are not litigation. Agentic tools remain included in 2026 platform pricing.

Announcement (PR Newswire) → · LawSites
AUSTRALIAProduct launches

Checkbox launches First Pass AI agent for contracts, invoices, and legal requests

On September 16, 2026 legal front-door vendor Checkbox launched First Pass, a context-aware AI agent that reviews incoming contracts, LEDES invoices, and legal requests before they reach lawyers. Artificial Lawyer and Pulse2 reported the product, which scores contracts against playbooks, checks invoices against billing guidelines, and routes work by workload. Early access is open now, with broader capabilities planned for Q1 2027.

Announcement (Artificial Lawyer) → · Pulse2
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LinkSquares adds Workflow Builder Agent and Workflow Blueprints to agentic CLM

On September 16, 2026 LinkSquares introduced Workflow Builder Agent and Workflow Blueprints on its agentic contract lifecycle management platform. A PR Newswire release and Pulse2 reported that teams can describe contracting processes in plain English or start from buy-side and sell-side templates, then edit and govern workflows before publishing. The company said it serves more than 1,200 customers including DraftKings, ProPharma, and TIME.

Announcement (PR Newswire) → · Pulse2
FLA.Product launches

Morgan & Morgan pledges $1bn over 10 years for tech and AI; unveils MX2 platform

On September 14, 2026 U.S. plaintiffs firm Morgan & Morgan said it will spend at least $1 billion on legal technology and AI over the next decade and formally unveiled MX2, its proprietary AI platform. Artificial Lawyer and Legal IT Insider reported the pledge and product modules; a Reuters dispatch the same day said the firm plans to offer MX2 to other law firms on an invitation-only basis by the end of 2027.

Announcement (Artificial Lawyer) → · Legal IT Insider, Reuters (via Boursorama)
Product launches

Legora adds full-law ontology and AI-native citator; GA planned for Q4

On September 14, 2026 Legora said it is building a full ontology of law and an AI-native citator for legal research inside its platform, using technology from its Qura and Wexler acquisitions. The ontology is in limited beta and is slated for general availability in Q4 2026. Independent coverage appeared the same day in Artificial Lawyer and Legaltech News.

Announcement (Legora) → · Artificial Lawyer, Legaltech News
U.S. FEDProduct launches

Casepoint launches Casepoint IQ AI framework with relevance and issue-coding agents

Casepoint on September 9, 2026 introduced Casepoint IQ, a platform-wide AI framework spanning agentic AI, IQ Assist, CaseAssist predictive coding and the Casepoint MCP Server under shared governance. The first two agents handle relevance determination and issue coding and are in alpha with a beta due before year end. Casepoint said IQ is live in early access with select customers; LawSites reported it as generally available.

Announcement (PR Newswire) → · Casepoint, LawSites
BELGIUMProduct launches

LEGALFLY launches Contract Intelligence for post-signature obligations

Belgian legal operating system LEGALFLY announced Contract Intelligence on September 4, 2026, adding an AI system of record spanning pre- and post-signature contracts. Legaltech News reported the tool extracts and tracks obligations, deadlines, renewals, notice periods, payment terms and key dates against playbooks. LEGALFLY said customers include the European Commission, Bosch, KPMG and SAP.

Announcement (Legal IT Insider) → · Legaltech News
SOUTH KOREAProduct launches

Law&Company launches Lexpand AI across nine Asian jurisdictions

South Korean legal-tech firm Law&Company launched Lexpand AI, a global edition of SuperLawyer covering nine Asian jurisdictions in eight languages. Asia Business Daily dated the announcement to September 3, 2026; Seoul Economic Daily dated the company statement to September 4. Both outlets said the service uses the SuperLawyer engine with RAG grounding and AWS-hosted data handling.

Announcement (The Asia Business Daily) → · Seoul Economic Daily
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Filevine launches citator and anti-hallucination tools in LOIS Legal Research

Filevine said on September 1, 2026 it had launched a citator and anti-hallucination capabilities inside LOIS Legal Research. The company said the citator reads case law to surface whether holdings remain good law and the checker verifies every citation, quotation and supporting proposition in a brief. The tools assign a status to each citation and flag unverified authorities before filing.

Announcement (Filevine) → · LawSites, Law.com