Legal AI Efficacy Report – Third Edition
The only industry resource that provides a clear, concise analysis of 61 AI-powered legal technologies.
The only industry resource that provides a clear, concise analysis of 61 AI-powered legal technologies.
The Legal AI Efficacy Report investigates the specific problems AI-powered legal tools claim they solve and how effective they are in actually solving them.
As the industry’s first and only independent, comprehensive review of AI technology efficacy, this report is an essential resource for legal operations and law firm technology innovation and knowledge professionals tasked with strategic planning and technology purchasing for their organizations.
In order to provide a focus on the problems each tool actually solves, analysis is organized across eight different technology categories:
Each product review is based upon written responses to our questionnaire, a 90-minute briefing with our researchers, interviews with independently identified (not the vendor’s references) users of the product and review by our blue-chip Advisory Board of leading law firms and legal department technologists.
The Legal AI Efficacy Report provides clear understanding into the providers’ product offerings by identifying which ones best fit various use cases. Review the report to gain a holistic view of the vendors offering AI-powered tools to the legal market and the positioning of their product offerings.
Annual subscriptions to the Legal AI Efficacy Report are $4,995 and include quarterly updates covering new products and technologies as well as major product updates for existing reviews. Comprehensive new research will be completed on each tool at least once per year. There are no “pay-to-play” opportunities and there is no charge to participate.
The Legal AI Efficacy Report is published by the Blickstein Group. Industry expert Brad Blickstein and veteran legal journalist Erin Harrison (Legaltech News, InsideCounsel) teamed up to launch the industry’s first comprehensive review of AI-powered technologies. Combined, they have more than four decades of experience delivering independent information and analysis to the legal community.
Automation Tools
Billing and Spend Management
Contract Management:
Post-Execution
Contract Management:
Pre-Execution
E-Discovery & Document Review
Expertise Automation
Insight & Predictive Tools
Legal Research
Reese Arrowsmith, VP, Head of Legal Operations, Campbell Soup Company
Amol Bargaje, Global Director – IT Practice and Client Solutions, Mayer Brown
Kamil Budny, Legal Intelligence Lead, Cisco
Laura A. Caponi, Head of Operations – Legal and Compliance, Bristol-Myers Squibb
Katherine Lowry, Director of Practice Services, BakerHostetler
Jeff Marple, Director of Innovation, Liberty Mutual
Jim Michalowicz, Senior Manager – Legal Operations, TE Connectivity
Dera Nevin, Data Policy and Strategy Officer, The Blackstone Group
Nancy Pedrick, W. L. Gore & Associates, Inc., Enterprise Support/Legal Commercial SMG
Farrah Pepper, Chief Legal Innovation Counsel, Marsh & McLennan Companies
Ali Shahidi, Chief Innovation Officer, Sheppard Mullin
Daryl E. Shetterly, Director of Orrick Analytics, Orrick
Gabriel Walsh, Director of Legal Technology & Consulting Services, Alston & Bird
Ben Weinberger, Legal Operations Director, Dentons Nextlaw
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Companies with AI-powered legal technologies should visit our Criteria and Submission Forms page for more information.
For more information, email Brad Blickstein at brad@blicksteingroup.com