Haast and the Unwritten Rules of Compliance
Ask a marketing team how their content gets approved and you will hear a familiar sequence. A draft…
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Lavern, the open repo, and the case for poking around
Most of the legal tech covered by The Legal Wire fits a recognisable shape: a Series A, a…
nu:legal and the expertise that never leaves the room
Most founders can name the moment their company began. For Bork Morfaw, it began with a question he…
SimpleDocs, Electra Japonas, and the Case for Rethinking Contracts
Legal teams have invested heavily in tools to support contracting workflows. Yet in practice, many still operate with…
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Emma Legal and the Mechanics of Modern Due Diligence
There is a particular moment in most transactions where the volume of information goes from being theoretical to…
ArenaDocs: Legal AI with a Home Field Advantage
A sports and entertainment lawyer can spend the same morning reviewing a sponsorship agreement, chasing comments on a…
Flank and the shift from legal workflows to legal execution
Legal teams have spent the better part of a decade refining how work moves through their department. Intake…
Ruli AI and the Idea of a Legal Team That Remembers
In-house legal teams are, in theory, some of the most informed functions inside a business. They sit across…
What Sandstone reveals about the AI-native legal department
If you listen closely to how in-house legal teams talk about their work, you’ll notice a pattern emerging…
When legal tech stops adding features, what’s it really optimizing for?
If you’ve been paying attention to legal technology over the past few years, one thing becomes clear fairly…