Empowering Legal Professionals To Conduct Fact Research up to 45 Times Faster and Automate Over 80% of Review

Epiq announced AI enhancements to Epiq Discover™ (formerly Epiq Discovery) with the integration of Epiq AI Discovery AssistantTM capabilities, specifically Epiq Assist™ (formerly Epiq Chat) and automated AI review. These capabilities enable legal teams to conduct deeper fact research and increase review speed and accuracy directly within Epiq Discover.

This update strengthens the connectivity of Epiq AITM technologies, available through the Epiq Service Cloud, further streamlining litigation workflows across the litigation lifecycle. For example, the integration provides tools to enhance and accelerate early data assessment before data is reviewed in Epiq Discover or Relativity.

“Epiq Discover empowers legal teams to surface insights with a persistent knowledge layer that applies logic to identify deeper relationships and patterns,” said Eric Crawley, Senior Vice President of Product Management and Advanced Solutions at Epiq. “These integrations are transforming how legal professionals approach investigations, early case assessment, eDiscovery, and deposition preparation.”

Epiq Discover is a leader in the G2 eDiscovery Grid and a 2025 winner in the Best Legal Software Products category. It delivers processing speeds seven times faster than leading alternatives. With the Epiq AI Discovery Assistant integrations, clients now unlock two major advancements within the platform.

Advanced Fact Development and Research

Epiq Assist enables users to:

  • Surface key facts with links to source documents by entering unlimited requests across large datasets without filtering first.
  • Generate timelines, witness fact sheets, and summaries.
  • Conduct fact research up to 45 times faster than manual methods.

Accelerated Review

Automated review enables users to:

  • Classify documents for unlimited issue tags, relevance, privilege, and PII.
  • Analyze up to 500,000 documents per hour, four times faster than the nearest competitor.
  • Automate over 80% of review.
  • Complete review up to 90% faster than traditional TAR or linear methods.

“Epiq Discover is central to our discovery workflow, and the expanded capabilities allow our team to scale our efforts and gain sharper insights into our matters,” said Clinton Sanko, Shareholder and eDiscovery and Document Review Officer at Baker Donelson.

After review and analysis, critical data and witness testimony can be organized and annotated in Epiq Narrate™ (formerly EpiqTMX), which is also tightly integrated with Epiq Discover. This enables users to prepare their evidence and build their strategy for hearings and trials.

With Epiq Discover, Epiq AI Discovery Assistant, and Epiq Narrate all accessible through the Epiq Service Cloud, clients can support each stage of the litigation lifecycle, from investigations and early case assessment through discovery, depositions, hearings, and trial.

Experience these capabilities in action and learn more about the Epiq AI suite at Legalweek, from March 9 to 12 in New York, NY.

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Everlaw, the cloud-native investigation and litigation platform, announced significant AI momentum, as top law firms and corporate legal teams fundamentally reshape their approach to litigation, moving from linear processes to strategy-first, iterative case development – a change made possible by innovative generative AI features such as EverlawAI Deep Dive.

These novel, strategy-first and AI-enabled approaches allow practitioners to develop strategic insights from the earliest moments of a matter – before review is complete and often before it begins. In these emerging approaches to litigation, lead attorneys leverage Everlaw AI Deep Dive to have a conversation with their entire document corpus, understanding their evidence and informing their strategy faster than ever before. Coupled with Everlaw Fact Management, these attorneys can extend this strategy planning capability with a fact-first structure, quickly establishing their theory of the case and refining it as they progress. From that set of insights, these legal teams are now able to largely automate discovery obligations like first-pass review with Everlaw AI Coding Suggestions, allowing for speedy and defensible document review with speed and accuracy matching, and often beating, human reviewers.

Deep Dive enables attorneys to analyze entire document collections at once — even across databases containing millions of records — and receive citation-backed responses grounded in the underlying evidence. Instead of waiting weeks or months for manual document review to surface key facts, legal teams can interrogate their data in minutes and begin shaping strategy from day one. In less than three months since general availability, legal teams have already put Deep Dive to work, asking thousands of individual questions across hundreds of cases and tens of millions of documents. Today, over 30 million documents reside in Deep Dive databases, with the average Deep Dive project size exceeding 100,000 documents.

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Servient and Benchly have joined forces to launch legalgain, a new joint venture introducing a fundamentally different approach to legal research. Rather than giving attorneys a database to search, legalgain deploys a coordinated team of AI agents to execute research and deliver finished work product — claim analyses, research memos, and case briefs — built on Servient’s proprietary legal-domain model and Benchly’s commercial-grade corpus of U.S. case law.

The platform is built around what the company calls outcome-first legal research. Instead of returning results for attorneys to assemble, legalgain handles the execution so attorneys can apply their judgment earlier in the process. The shift is significant: AI moves from search tool to execution layer, and the attorney’s role moves from researcher to strategist.

legalgain also introduces a consumption-based pricing model that breaks from the legacy subscription structure of traditional legal research platforms. Firms pay for completed work product at the project level rather than for continuous database access — and since every project is scoped to a specific matter, the technology cost is 100% allocable to the work performed. The platform is currently in beta and accepting founding firms on a limited basis at www.legalgain.com.

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Everlaw announced significant strides for its Everlaw for Good Program, surpassing $6 million in total donated technology and expanding support to a growing network of nonprofits, legal aid organizations, pro bono teams, investigative journalists, and educators working to advance access to justice.

Over the past fiscal year, Everlaw for Good supported more than 675 active cases across 235 organizations. Everlaw also donated $2.5 million worth of product value during the year alone, helping mission-driven teams handle complex investigations and litigation despite limited resources.

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Enabling Faster, More Accurate Decisions and Actions Across Litigation, Antitrust, and Compliance

Epiq announces the expansion of Epiq AI™,  a set of agentic solutions that enhance decision-making, reduce risk, and increase productivity across legal and compliance use cases. Epiq is expanding beyond Epiq AI Discovery Assistant™ with additional solutions built on the Epiq AI Laer™ platform within the Epiq Service Cloud.

The company’s expanding set of agentic AI solutions, available through the Epiq Service Cloud, includes:

  • Epiq AI for Review (formerly Epiq AI Discovery Assistant)
  • Epiq AI for Privilege
  • Epiq AI for Antitrust
  • Epiq AI for Compliance
  • Epiq Assist™
  • Epiq AI Accelerators

Epiq AI and its agentic AI solutions are powered by the Epiq AI Laer™ platform, which orchestrates models, agents, and humans to execute complex and dynamic workflows. Unlike other agentic approaches, the platform draws from a persistent AI knowledge layer that continuously learns, reasons, and grows.

“By gathering factual intelligence around entities and applying logic to reveal deeper relationships and patterns, the Epiq AI Laer platform significantly increases the accuracy, depth of insights, and scale that Epiq AI solutions can deliver,” said Igor Labutov, Vice President, Artificial Intelligence Technology at Epiq. “User instructions and feedback are the guiding mechanism that enables the platform to synthesize information, coordinate the right models, and apply critical thinking to decide what to do next.”

“What sets Epiq AI apart is its ability to quickly extract actionable intelligence from large data volumes,” said Sandra Metallo-Barragan, eDiscovery Counsel at Proskauer. “It’s become a valuable part of our legal technology stack, enabling our case teams to reduce manual effort, operate with greater agility, and drive better outcomes.”

Since its initial launch as Epiq AI Discovery Assistant in January 2025, Epiq AI has been adopted by 130 clients, including global corporations and law firms. A team of over 200 highly experienced AI consultants, data scientists, product managers, architects, and engineers provides consulting, advisory services, and support for Epiq clients, including effective integration of Epiq AI.

Epiq will demonstrate these capabilities at Legalweek, including Epiq AI for Privilege and Epiq AI Accelerators, capabilities available this spring.

Learn more about Epiq AI on the Epiq website.


Legalweek 2026 kicks off today in NYC, and Mitratech is sharing exciting news.

The company is announcing new AI capabilities within Mitratech ARIES™, designed to help legal teams move from reactive review to real-time, AI-powered decision-making. Combined with its award-winning ELM platform, Mitratech continues to advance governed AI built for enterprise legal teams.

See it in action at Booth #551 and connect with the Mitratech team onsite at Legalweek.

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