Extract from Casey Sullivan’s article, “Everlaw and Thomson Reuters CoCounsel Legal Launch New Partnership.”
Forthcoming integration helps legal teams connect the facts of a matter with the law—all within the AI tools where they choose to work.
Practicing law today often requires juggling a host of technology: one system for handling evidence and discovery, another for researching case law, and another for drafting the work product that ultimately brings questions of fact and questions of law together.
AI is beginning to change that. Legal AI platforms can increasingly help lawyers synthesize information and orchestrate work across systems that previously operated separately. But to do that well, those platforms need access to the right information: evidence, trusted legal knowledge, case context, and the governance required for legal work.
Everlaw’s new integration with Thomson Reuters CoCounsel Legal helps bring these pieces together. With this integration, users of Everlaw and CoCounsel Legal will be able to access Everlaw matters and data directly in CoCounsel, giving legal professionals new ways to bring the evidence in their matters together with the authoritative legal content and deep domain expertise from Westlaw and Practical Law they rely on to advise clients, develop strategy, and produce legal work.
