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Casetext Inc.

Casetext Inc.

Meet Casetext, the leaders of innovation in legal AI since 2013 and the developers of CoCounsel, the world's first AI legal assistant. CoCounsel completes document review, legal research memos, deposition preparation, and contract analysis in minutes—with results lawyers can trust. Our team of top litigators, reference attorneys, PhD data scientists, and leading AI engineers apply cutting-edge AI to the law to create solutions that enable attorneys to provide more efficient, higher-quality representation to more clients, gain a competitive advantage, and increase access to justice for everyone. Today, over 10,000 law firms—from solos and small practices to more than 40 Am Law 200 firms—rely on Casetext to elevate the quality of their practice. For more visit www.casetext.com.www.casetext.com

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Sep 9, 2026

Ray RikeHOST
20:41
So now Claude for legal just launched in May, and it's probably the most advanced in the group with 12 practice area plugins.
Ray RikeHOST
20:49
Um, and one of the things they do is they plug in directly to Word, and they have integration across more than 20 legal tech platforms like Thomson Reuters, CoCounsel, LexisNexis, even Harvey and Lagora, um, and Everlaw.
Ray RikeHOST
21:03
So it's really interesting that some of their biggest customers who are vertical AI players, they're now competing against.
Ray RikeHOST
21:11
Uh, I'm really interested to see how this plays out.
Bob AmbrogiHOST
0:10
The breaking news, Clio has just hired Pablo Arredondo, a senior vice president, to lead Clio's expansion into the judiciary and the courts.
Bob AmbrogiHOST
0:20
Pablo is well known as a former co-founder of Casetext, where he developed a number of innovative products, among them Cara, the very first brief analyzer, and then, of course, co-counsel one of the very first generative AI legal assistants.
Bob AmbrogiHOST
0:36
Co-counsel was so innovative that it caused Thompson Reuters to acquire Case Text for a whopping $650 million.
Bob AmbrogiHOST
0:47
Pablo went along with that deal, working at Thompson Reuters for a couple of years.

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