AnyLaw Launches AI-Gen Legal Research Case Summaries
AnyLaw, a solution provider that provides affordable access to a comprehensive database of US State and Federal case law for legal research, releases cutting-edge AI technology to dive into the vast world of US State and Federal case law.
The upgrade is designed to make AnyLaw even more efficient through the production of AI-generated case summaries that are super dependable and simplify legal research with clear and accurate case overviews
“In our relentless pursuit of excellence, we're investing in and enhancing our services. We're making sure you get top-notch legal research tools that won’t break the bank. This is just the beginning. We've got a bunch of tech upgrades lined up for 2024. At AnyLaw, we're on a mission to keep improving, ensuring legal professionals have access to innovative and pocket-friendly research tools.” stated Steven Tover, CEO of AnyLaw.
"We are thrilled about the latest developments at AnyLaw. The integration of AI technology is a game-changer for our industry. These services and innovations are revolutionary for our industry, and we can't wait to see what's next," said Dorian Quispe, AnyLaw Advisor and former Chief Digital Officer at Legal Zoom.
As a part of AnyLaw’s commitment, they have introduced a 7-day free trial for new subscribers to experience the upgraded platform and advanced AI technology.Subscribe to the Legal Practice Intelligence fortnightly eBulletin. Follow the links to access more articles related to the business of law and legal technology.
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