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Filevine
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About Filevine
Filevine is changing the way legal work gets done for law practitioners and their clients. As the leading legal work platform, Filevine is dedicated to empowering organizations with tools to simplify and elevate complex, high-stakes legal work. Powering everything from document management and client communication to timekeeping, billing, payments, and business analytics, over 125,000 legal professionals use Filevine daily to deliver excellence in every contract, deadline, and result. In 2024, Filevine was named among the fastest-growing companies in the United States according to the Inc 5000, Deloitte Technology Fast 500, and Utah Business Fast 50 lists. Filevine believes in a brighter future where the intersection of legal work, technology and business is made more seamless, transparent, and effortless for all legal professionals and everyone they interact with.
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14 published signals
Presence & Recognition
Filevine activated a 50-day countdown to the legal tech summit in San Diego.
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Products & Services
Filevine ran the citations of Mata v. Avianca, Inc. and Johnson v. Dunn through LOIS anti-hallucination to flag fabricated information.
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Products & Services
Filevine CEO Ryan Anderson sat down with Forbes to discuss legal tech and the importance of holding AI providers accountable for hallucinations, and how Filevine built LOIS anti-hallucination to address this.
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Research & Knowledge
Filevine spearheaded the Citation and Anti-Hallucination work on the team.
Reported by Adam Turnbull
Products & Services
Filevine introduced LOIS for Legal Research to help legal professionals responsibly conduct legal research in the age of AI.
Reported by Madison Doyle
Presence & Recognition
Filevine employees CEO Ryan Anderson, Product Manager John Rizner, and Sales Engineer Stacie Smith will cover why standard citation checking isn't enough and what verification looks like inside LOIS anti-hallucination on Sept 10th.
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Research & Knowledge
Filevine tested LOIS's ability to identify hallucinated cases by running 68 cases where courts had sanctioned or admonished attorneys for citing hallucinated cases or materials.
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Presence & Recognition
Filevine CEO Ryan Anderson sent an open letter to Westlaw and Lexis users.
Reported by Cameron Young
Presence & Recognition
Filevine is hosting a short talk and long discussion at PKM-AI on September 14, 2026, in the Apify office, Prague, focusing on knowledge bases and agentic world differentiators.
Reported by Jakub Žovák
Products & Services
Filevine is working on a new research tool that automatically verifies case names and flags AI hallucinations, making it easier to look through case law and prepare a custom-made treatise summarizing the topic for on-demand use.
Reported by Ceschino Brooks_de_Vita
Products & Services
Filevine rethought legal research and citator work from first principles, building around AI capabilities rather than bolting AI onto legacy workflows.
Reported by Daniel Bilotti
Presence & Recognition
Filevine spoke in New Orleans last week on how its AI is changing the way legal teams work.
Reported by James Megley
People
Filevine is hiring 7 open spots for its SRE team due to growth and expansion.
Reported by Taylor Nelson
Presence & Recognition
Filevine attended the ILTACON2026 trade show event.
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