Litera stories
Litera has partnered with Fireman to enhance the integration of its Foundation software, promising improved AI-driven tools for legal firms.
In response to growing cybersecurity threats in the legal sector, Litera has acquired FileTrail to boost its information governance and records management expertise.
Litera has acquired FileTrail to bolster its governance capabilities, offering law firms unified data management, enhanced compliance, and streamlined operations.
Litera partners with Microsoft to revolutionise legal tech with AI-powered Copilot, enhancing efficiency and intelligence in legal practices using Microsoft 365.
Litera, a key player in legal tech, teams up with Microsoft to develop a Microsoft Copilot integration, promising enhanced efficiency and a smarter user experience for lawyers.
Litera's generative AI, Foundation Dragon, improves legal deal term processing by giving instant access to past transaction data, enabling law firms to negotiate from a position of strength.
IWD 2024: Despite improvements in gender pay gap, over half of large Aussie law firms fall below average; for a CEO, the answer lies in diversity, tech and mentorship.
Adam Ryan, VP at Litera, asserts Generative AI's significant future role in legal industry, predicting drastic changes by 2024.
Zuva and Litera partner with the Standards Advancement for the Legal Industry Alliance to release an open-source document classification taxonomy.
Legal technology company Litera appoints Greg Ingino as Chief Technology Officer, with a focus on product innovation and industry-leading tech.
Eric Friedman, former CEO of Skadden, is set to join Litera's Board of Directors in January 2025, bringing over 30 years of legal expertise.
Litera has acquired Office & Dragons to enhance its legal tech offerings, leveraging automation and AI to improve document workflows for legal professionals.
Litera has appointed Avaneesh Marwaha as CEO, aiming to enhance product innovation and customer experience in the evolving legal tech landscape.
A new study reveals 51% of Australian law firms have restructured their fees, with 88% adopting Alternative Fee Arrangements amidst economic challenges.
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