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Onit acquires legal startup McCarthyFinch to inject AI into legal workflows

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Onit, a workflow software company based in Houston with a legal component, announced this week that it has acquired 2018 TechCrunch Disrupt Battlefield alum McCarthyFinch.  Onit intends to use the startup’s AI skills to beef up its legal workflow software offerings. The companies did not share the purchase price. After evaluating a number of companies […] Continue reading Onit acquires legal startup McCarthyFinch to inject AI into legal workflows→

Klarity uses AI to strip drudgery from contract review

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Klarity, a member of the Y Combiner 2018 Summer class, wants to automate much of the contract review process by applying artificial intelligence, specifically natural language processing. Company co-founder and CEO Andrew Antos has experienced the pain of contract reviews first hand. After graduating from Harvard Law, he landed a job spending 16 hours a […] Continue reading Klarity uses AI to strip drudgery from contract review→

Logikcull raises $10M to let lawyers analyze documents at the speed of a thousand interns

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Business people doing research in library As entertaining and interesting as made-for-TV lawsuits (like the O.J trial) are, they always leave out one key element. The hundreds of hours of research that goes on behind the scenes to prepare for an important trial. Before any big trial a lawyer (and their associates and interns) has to find, organize and examine  thousands of documents. The process is officially called Discovery, and is… Read More Continue reading Logikcull raises $10M to let lawyers analyze documents at the speed of a thousand interns→