Draftwise published Edition #4 of The Briefing, a roundup of key developments from the last month including Google joining Anthropic, Microsoft, and OpenAI in the legal AI market, Weil, Cleary, and Freshfields as launch partners, and in-house teams sending less work to outside firms with AI making it possible.
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What’s worth knowing in legal AI right now? Edition #4 of The Briefing is out now, with our roundup of the key developments from the last month. In this edition: → Googl…
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Your firm's total intelligence in the hands of every lawyer.
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Draftwise helps firms produce higher quality contracts in less time by empowering every attorney with instant access to the firm’s collective knowledge. Our team combines world class engineering with big law to design a solution that puts the attorney in the drivers seat. For more information, or to schedule a demo please contact our team at contact@draftwise.com.
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Draftwise published a piece in Artificial Lawyer by Director of Product Jesse Hampton about reclaiming AI sovereignty for law firms.
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Draftwise attended the International Legal Technology Association (ILTA) Conference in Nashville, held in a series of biodomes with a river running through them.
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