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LawNext Legal Technology Directory
A comprehensive directory of legal technology products and buyer resources.
About LawNext Legal Technology Directory
The LawNext Legal Tech Directory is devoted to becoming the most comprehensive source of product and buying information for consumers of legal tech products and services. It is backed by one of the most trusted names in legal technology. The directory is produced by the publishers of LawSites blog and LawNext podcast, two of the most respected media brands in the legal tech industry. It is produced in partnership with Justia, one of the most highly trafficked websites in legal and publisher of the largest lawyer directory on the web. The directory features comprehensive listings of B2B and B2C legal tech products and services, backed by verified user reviews. Products are intuitively categorized to make it easy for users to find what they need. In addition, our Legal Tech Centers organize products broadly by the purpose for which they are designed, such as contract drafting, e-discovery or practice management. Enhancing our product listings are verified user reviews and editorial curation and commentary by some of the most-trusted names in legal technology LawNext is the only legaltech-specific directory to cover all segments and sizes of the market, from large to small firms, and including corporate legal, government, legal organizations, and consumers, and the only comprehensive directory created by a team with nearly 30 years of specific expertise in the legaltech vertical.
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Presence & Recognition
LawNext Legal Technology Directory spoke with founder Jeff Kerr on the latest LawNext podcast about a decade of building fact-management software and new AI features on top of its platform.
Reported by Robert Ambrogi
Presence & Recognition
LawNext Legal Technology Directory published the final installment of its four-part round-up of news from ILTACON2026 focusing on the business of law and including news from Litera, Aderant, Oddr, TRĒ AI, and Intapp.
Reported by Robert Ambrogi
Presence & Recognition
LawNext Legal Technology Directory wrapped up the ILTACON2026 news series in a series of posts covering documents, data, and AI from iManage, NetDocuments, Entegra, Wolters Kluwer, Thomson Reuters, Clio, and Avvoka.
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Presence & Recognition
LawNext Legal Technology Directory hosted an annual lunch event featuring John Lerner, Hunter Swanson, Manfred Gabriel, and his wife Christina, who drove from their home in Western Massachusetts.
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Presence & Recognition
LawNext Legal Technology Directory participated in the ILTACON2026 conference panel and live show discussing legal tech topics at 3 p.m. ET.
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Presence & Recognition
LawNext Legal Technology Directory posted the live recording of the Legaltech Week panel at ILTACON2026 on the final day of the conference.
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Presence & Recognition
LawNext Legal Technology Directory announced part two of its round-up of legal tech news in conjunction with last week's ILTACON2026 event focusing on litigation tech and legal technology.
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Presence & Recognition
LawNext Legal Technology Directory is conducting a four-part round-up of news from last week's ILTACON2026 event focusing on e-discovery.
Reported by Robert Ambrogi
Products & Services
LawNext Legal Technology Directory launched an AI-native citator and a companion brief-checking tool inside LOIS, its Legal Operating Intelligence System AI platform, that its CEO Ryan Anderson says perform as well as or better than the leading legal citators from LexisNexis and Thomson Reuters.
Reported by Robert Ambrogi