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Clio, the world’s leading provider of legal technology, today announced it has signed a definitive agreement to acquire vLex, a pioneer in legal intelligence that combines cutting-edge AI with the world’s most comprehensive global legal research platform. The transaction is valued at US $1 billion and will be paid in a combination of cash and stock.

vLex launches Vincent Spring '25 release featuring intelligent agents, user-created workflows in Studio, new summary tables for document collections, general assist, AI model upgrades, and more.

With the Winter 2025 release, Vincent AI introduces significant new workflows for litigators, including audio and video capabilities for transcripts and depositions, research workflows backed by 850M+ court records, and a new Build an Argument workflow combining case facts with relevant law. This is in addition to the launch of Hong Kong and three new countries with native workflows in Vincent AI.

The use of legal technology often comes with questions about data retention policies and their alignment with professional conduct standards such as the American Bar Association (ABA) Model Rules. At NextChapter, we take this obligation seriously and have tailored our data retention policy to meet and exceed these standards.

The GLTH announced today that the organization will have a new president. After four years of exceptional leadership, Laura Urquizu, president since the hub's founding, is stepping down and handing over the role to Ferran Sala, one of the current vice presidents and a founding member of the hub, representing vLex.

Docket Alarm’s API can now take advantage of SALI tags through two new AI endpoints - Area of Law and Forum and Venues.

Docket Alarm's latest AI endpoint, the Entity Normalizer, solves normalization issues by delivering LLM-derived query language that is tailored to locate your targeted entity.

Docket Alarm is thrilled to announce the latest addition to our growing suite of OpenAI-powered endpoints: the Billing Rates Extractor. This game-changing tool enables users to quickly and easily access the hourly rates charged by attorneys, empowering legal professionals to make informed decisions and stay ahead of the competition.

We are excited to introduce a new feature for our customers: customizable document titles in Docket Alarm alerts. This feature allows you to tailor the titles of documents attached to alerts, facilitating seamless integration with your document management systems and automated workflows.

Docket Alarm is proud to present our latest tools powered by artificial intelligence -the Complaint Summarizer and Cause of Action Extractor endpoints for the Docket Alarm API. These tools allow users to quickly and easily answer two of the most important questions present in any lawsuit - what are the facts alleged in the complaint, and what laws are alleged to have been broken?

Crafting precise search queries can be a time-consuming and delicate process, even for the most sophisticated of legal researchers. The beta launch of Docket Alarm’s new Smart Search endpoint seeks to streamline this process while optimizing the accessibility of even the most granular litigation data.

iManage, the company dedicated to Making Knowledge Work™, and vLex, a leading global legal intelligence platform, today jointly announced a new partnership which will see a number of secure and robust integrations enhancing the workflows and knowledge resources for their customers.

vLex’s global legal intelligence and innovation platform Vincent AI reached an exciting new milestone last week – receiving the prestigious New Product Award from the American Association of Law Libraries (AALL).

vLex are making a selection of authoritative law titles published by WS&H available online for the first time. These books have not been available online before, and vLex will be hosting them exclusively, alongside the primary law collections that they cite.

vLex is pleased to announce the winners of our International Law and Technology Writing Competition for 2024! Congratulations to Bessie O’Dell for winning the overall prize for her paper on _Copyright Law in the Age of Digital Creativity_, and to our Best in Category winners Marco Berki, Rhiannon Victoria Maher, and Isobel Macey-Dare.

Marco Berki of the University of Reading examines the rise of LLMs in legal practice, and the dramatic changes that the legal profession can expect from this rapidly evolving technology. _Legal Market Transformed_ was the Best in Category winner for the 2024 vLex International Writing Competition category: Large Language Models.

Bessie O’Dell of the University of Oxford examines the legal issues surrounding the use of copyright music to train LLMs. Spotlight on Large Language Models was the overall winner of the 2024 vLex International Writing Competition.

Rhiannon Victoria Maher of The Open University explores how AI and surveillance tech interact with the 2023 Illegal Migration Act to create a hostile border. _Artificial Intelligence in Asylum Governance_ was the Best in Category winner for the 2024 vLex International Writing Competition category: Immigration.

Isobel Macey-Dare of City, University of London examines the increasing use of surveillance technology in the workplace and its potential to undermine industrial action. _All Eyes on the Strike_ was the Best in Category winner for the 2024 vLex International Writing Competition category: Industrial Action.

vLex subscribers will soon have access to the new, relaunched, Caribbean Law Review (CLR) through vLex’s intelligent legal research platform, alongside CLR’s previous editions dating back to 1991.

Global Legal Intelligence Innovator Adds Litigation and Transactional GenAI Tools, and vLex Labs, an AI-Focused Co-Development Unit