Jonathan Kanter launches FluxCap AI tool for antitrust cases
The startup, staffed by former DOJ lawyers and ex-Palantir engineers, aims to help smaller plaintiff teams review evidence.
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Legora raises $550M at $8.8B valuation to build AI agents for lawyers
CTO Jacob Lauritzen explains how Legora simulates customer work for evals using RL environments and custom agents on Azure.
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Anthropic adds citation-checking artifacts to Claude for Legal
Templates cover citations, cross-country law comparison, case files, legislation tracking and contract checks before a lawyer reviews.
Legora builds an agentic operating system for legal work
The Stockholm firm cites a 95%+ cut in NDA review time and 90% faster contract turnaround for a Fortune 100 customer.
Git-style US Code history records when each statutory change took effect
Across nine titles, 361 of 365 reconstructed changes matched the next official release point exactly.
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AT&T plans OpenAI tools for in-house legal intake
A planned natural-language front door would classify requests, attach precedent, and leave final decisions with lawyers.
Launch HN: Vespper (YC F24) – SOTA Docx MCP
Vespper (YC F24) launched a Docx MCP server that lets AI agents edit complex Word documents through lossless round-trip reconciliation.
Harvey turns legal context into stronger drafts with GPT-6 Astra
Legal AI firm Harvey uses GPT-6 Astra to draft more complete legal documents with better formatting and lawyer preference controls.
How Cooley is accelerating IPO work with ChatGPT
Law firm Cooley launched GO Public, a proprietary agentic IPO-preparation product built on OpenAI's ChatGPT Work, to accelerate capital markets work.
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Legora reviewed 41 documents in minutes with GPT-6 Astra
Legal-tech firm Legora says GPT-6 Astra reviewed 41 financial documents in minutes, catching all four planted errors and boosting accuracy about 40%.