Google researchers find the best AI model is 69% right

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The law and AI technology
The law and AI technology

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How can lawyers stop AI's hallucinations? More AI, of course.

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It's hard to stop a curious legal associate from pasting a draft into a free, browser-based chatbot like ChatGPT, Claude, or Gemini.

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Harvey's CEO says the $1 trillion legal market is too big for any one player — even the $8 billion startup — to dominate

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Winston Weinberg

Harvey

Harvey's $8 billion question: How much money does it actually save lawyers?

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Winston Weinberg

Harvey

A 30-year-old lawyer quit Big Law. Days later, she had a term sheet to raise $2.5 million for an AI law firm.

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Logan Brown

Soxton

2025 sparked a legal tech funding frenzy. Here were some of the notable deals.

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Founders of Legora; Casium; Eudia
Founders of Legora; Casium; Eudia

Legora; Casium; Eudia

Legal tech has had a breakout year for VC funding, which reached $3.2 billion in 2025. As the sector attracts investment, questions remain about a bubble and real revenue gains. Meanwhile, law firms are exploring ways to utilize AI to deliver better and faster service.

New York is the San Francisco of legal tech

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Max Junestrand

Legora

I went to a closed-door retreat for top lawyers. The message was clear: Don't fear AI — use it.

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At TLTF Summit, lawyers discussed the future of the industry.

TLTF Summit

Stock options, embryos, and polyamory: Women have more reasons than ever to get a prenup

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Rachel-Jean Firchau and her husband
Rachel-Jean Firchau raised the idea of a prenup to her now-husband. Their agreement covers the couple's separate social media brands.

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Kamila Staryga's husband asked her to marry him years after their chance meeting in Golden Gate Park. She said yes. Later, he popped another question: Would she get a prenup?

This startup says it can predict how much lawsuits will settle for. Read the pitch deck that it used to raise $3 million.

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CEO of Theo Ai Patrick Ip.
CEO of Theo Ai Patrick Ip.

Theo Ai

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