Your SaaS vendor’s recycle bin shouldn’t be a backup strategy.
One of Germany’s largest law firms realized this before it was too late.
Click to see how HEUKING protects iManage Cloud data, even during disruptions, with HYCU.
How much time is your firm spending on manual email filing?
In this case study, Fournier details how adopting Colligo Email Manager for Microsoft 365 helped improve matter organization, reduce time spent managing email, and enhance compliance with legal retention requirements.
The result: stronger governance and more time for client-focused work.
Read more: https://www.colligo.com/legal-department-saves-up-to-80-hours-a-year-per-person-with-email-manager/
Turn institutional knowledge and best practices into structured, repeatable processes, scaling standards across teams.
UniCourt’s newly released judgment research capabilities offer a major advancement in litigation research, enabling legal professionals to assess case values and risk based on actual case outcomes. Users can now answer complex questions about verdicts and judgment outcomes to answer questions such as “which personal injury cases involving a traumatic brain injury received judgment amounts over $5 million in the last five years?” This new feature is a significant expansion of UniCourt’s existing powerful AI search capabilities.
AI-Driven Discovery
By using UniCourt’s AI-powered natural language search, legal professionals can easily:
- employ intuitive queries to answer the most in-depth questions, including finding similar cases and specific judgment outcomes
- toggle between easy-to-use natural language and granular advanced searches to conduct in-depth research across over 1 billion documents
- identify the cases most relevant to their own
Precision Filtering
By using UniCourt’s new judgment filters, legal professionals can easily:
- search or filter by specific judgment types or precise dollar amounts to benchmark case values
- filter results by key players, including attorneys, law firms, judges, and parties, to understand their litigation history with respect to judgments, verdicts, and awards
- narrow down results to ensure the most relevant precedents are identified
In-Depth Judgment Details
By using UniCourt’s comprehensive judgment data, legal professionals can easily:
- view the complete history of any judgment, including subsequent appeals or revisions
- access a detailed breakdown of granted awards, including identifying the winning and losing attorneys and parties
- leverage these insights to make data-driven decisions on litigation strategy, potential liability, and business implications
The Power of the Litigation Knowledge Graph
Understanding the final outcome of a case is a critical aspect of litigation research. Judgments represent a vital link in UniCourt’s unique Litigation Knowledge Graph, which connects case claims, facts, and outcomes directly to the underlying documents and the key players involved. This provides legal professionals with a comprehensive, 360-degree view of the litigation landscape.
Learn More about UniCourt’s New Judgment Research
UniCourt’s new judgment search is currently available for several major jurisdictions, with a nationwide expansion and judgment analytics coming soon. You can learn more about UniCourt’s platform here, see our full press release here, or contact a UniCourt Litigation Data Expert here.
In today’s increasingly digital legal environment, firms need more than disconnected tools and legacy systems. They need a unified, intelligent platform that brings every aspect of their practice together.
AllRize delivers a comprehensive, AI-powered practice management solution that integrates marketing, client intake, matter management, document management, accounting, and governance into a single cloud-native SaaS platform. Built on Microsoft Dynamics 365 and hosted on Microsoft Azure, the system combines enterprise-grade security, reliability, and scalability with seamless integration into familiar Microsoft tools such as Outlook, Word, Teams, and SharePoint.
Key differentiators include:
• A fully unified practice management environment with everything in one place
• Modular architecture allowing phased deployment by business need
• Native Microsoft Dynamics 365 integration
• Embedded Generative and Agentic AI powered by Microsoft Copilot
• Automatic cloud updates with no on-premise infrastructure required
Through deep legal industry expertise and continuous customer collaboration, the platform is engineered specifically for modern law firm workflows. The result is a digitally powered firm with greater efficiency, stronger client service delivery, improved profitability, and scalable growth potential.
Learn more or schedule a demo at: https://allrize.ai/wp-content/uploads/2025/03/Comprehensive-Practice-Management-for-Digitally-Powered-Law-Firms.pdf
Paulina Grnarova CEO & Co-Founder at DeepJudge
We are excited to announce a partnership with Thomson Reuters, the global leader in content-driven technology for legal professionals.
Today, I’m proud to announce our partnership with Thomson Reuters (TSX/Nasdaq: TRI), the global leader in content-driven technology for legal professionals. This collaboration will bring our AI-powered enterprise search to law firms and legal departments through Thomson Reuters’ trusted legal platforms and expansive customer network.
In trust-heavy domains, “mostly right” isn’t good enough.
Orbital’s CTO @Andrew Thompson sat down with @Sanchit Dhote, Principal at Outward VC, to share what it really takes to build AI workflows in one of the most trust-sensitive domains: real estate due diligence.
They talk about:
▪️ Andrew’s move into legaltech
▪️ What it truly means to ship early and often in a regulated, trust-heavy market
▪️ The operating principles that keep product, engineering, and commercial reality in lockstep
Following Orbital’s $60M Series B, it was a timely moment to reflect with one of their long-standing investors. Outward has backed Orbital since 2020, and this conversation captures the long-term thinking and domain focus behind how we build product at scale.
Find more: https://outwardvc.com/articles/in-conversation-with-orbital-cto-andrew-thompson/
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Redaction and anonymization are often used interchangeably in legal environments. But while they may seem similar on the surface, the difference between them has a significant impact on how legal teams can use their data.
Understanding this distinction is becoming increasingly important as legal workflows evolve and AI adoption accelerates.
When Redaction Falls Short
Redaction is typically used to remove or obscure sensitive information from documents before sharing or review. While it plays an important role in certain contexts, redaction alone presents clear limitations:
- It permanently removes information, reducing context and meaning
- It breaks data consistency across documents
- It limits the ability to reuse data for analytics or AI
- It often relies on manual processes, increasing the risk of errors
For legal teams looking to collaborate, analyze data, or enable AI-driven workflows, redaction quickly becomes a bottleneck.
What Anonymization Enables
Nymiz anonymization takes a fundamentally different approach. Instead of simply removing sensitive information, anonymization transforms it in a structured and consistent way, allowing documents and datasets to remain usable.
When applied correctly, anonymization enables legal teams to:
- Preserve relationships, patterns, and context within documents
- Reuse data securely across workflows and teams
- Support analytics and AI initiatives using real data
- Reduce exposure without destroying data value
At scale, our anonymization offers approximately 85% accuracy in real-world environments, even across large document volumes and multilingual datasets spanning more than 200 languages, something manual redaction cannot realistically achieve.
Why the Difference Matters for Legal AI
AI systems rely on patterns, consistency, and context. Redacted datasets often lack the structure needed to produce reliable results, while properly anonymized data retains the signals that AI depends on.
As a result, legal teams that rely solely on redaction may struggle to scale AI initiatives, while those that adopt anonymization can move forward with greater confidence and accuracy.
Moving Beyond One-Size-Fits-All Approaches
At Nymiz, we help legal teams determine when redaction is appropriate and when anonymization is the better choice, and we automate both where possible.
Our technology:
- Identifies personal and sensitive data using advanced NLP and AI models
- Applies context-aware anonymization or redaction based on use case
- Ensures consistency across large document volumes
- Preserves legal structure and meaning where it matters most
This allows legal teams to protect data without compromising their ability to work with it.
Let’s Talk About What Your Workflows Really Need
During Legalweek 2026, we’re having conversations with legal and security leaders about how to move beyond basic redaction toward privacy strategies that actually support modern legal work.
If you’re attending and want to explore how anonymization can unlock secure collaboration, analytics, and AI, while still meeting regulatory requirements, we’d love to talk.
Join Us at Legalweek 2026
We’re meeting with legal and security leaders during Legalweek to discuss how privacy-first collaboration can scale without adding friction or risk.
Schedule a meeting with our team before Legalweek to make the most of your time in New York.
And if you’re onsite, you’ll find us at Booth 612.
How Am Law 100 firm Vinson & Elkins streamlined high-volume real estate work with Orbital, AI purpose-built for real estate law.
https://www.orbital.tech/blog/how-real-estate-ai-reshaped-vinson-elkins-workflow
In 2026, the legal industry is undergoing a profound transformation driven by artificial intelligence, hybrid work models, and escalating client expectations for speed, transparency, and security. Law firms, in particular, find themselves at a crossroads: continue struggling with fragmented document management that drains resources and limits growth, or adopt a unified, intelligent platform that leverages their existing technology investments. Epona,the M365-native document management system built on SharePoint Online, emerges as the superior solution for consolidating data silos and positioning firms for long-term success.
Epona eliminates the need for third-party hosting, custom connectors, or complex migrations. Instead, it seamlessly extends your Microsoft 365 tenant into a robust, matter-centric DMS that centralizes emails, documents, matters, precedents, contracts, and correspondence in one secure location. This consolidation unlocks the full potential of Microsoft Copilot, enabling AI-powered workflows that automate routine tasks, enhance decision-making, and free attorneys to focus on high-value strategic work. The result is not just operational efficiency, it’s a competitive advantage that drives profitability, improves client retention, and future-proofs your practice in an increasingly AI-centric legal landscape.
