Greenberg Traurig Launches New AI Legal Assistant
Greenberg Traurig just launched an upgraded AI tool across its offices worldwide. This system helps lawyers plan projects, research cases, and write legal documents. It acts more like a skilled assistant than a simple search tool.
The firm worked closely with Thomson Reuters for four years to build this technology. Lawyers at the firm tested early versions and provided feedback to improve how the software works. This collaboration helped shape the tool into what it is today.
This move marks a significant shift in how the firm handles its daily work. By using agentic AI, the attorneys can focus on strategy while the software takes care of the time-consuming tasks. It is a major update for their international team.
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