Is efficiency the finish line for legal AI, or just the starting point?
We sat down with Liz Zimick, President, Corporates, at #ACCAM26 to discuss how legal teams can think beyond efficiency.
Why did Thomson Reuters build its own LLM?
Our CEO Steve Hasker shares how a purpose-built AI model gives professionals more flexibility, optionality and control.
Learn how Thomson Reuters is putting Fiduciary-Grade AI™ into practice: https://t.co/whgwsNhdZj
Attorneys don't want to learn how to use another AI solution. They want those they already trust to get smarter.
Michael Jacobi of Young Conaway Stargatt & Taylor, LLP explains why the “smart partnerships and acquisitions” made by Thomson Reuters influenced their decision to go with CoCounsel Legal firmwide. They’ve integrated Noetica, part of Thomson Reuters, are investigating DeepJudge, and trust that “more usefulness, more integrations” are on their way.
“We wanted attorneys to be working where they're used to working,” Jacobi says. “That's how we get broader adoption and create more value.”
The payoff is more than efficiency; it’s focus. Now Young Conaway attorneys can spend less time on routine work and more on legal strategy.
Learn more about everything #CoCounselLegal can do for your practice: https://t.co/4Fgqp8GFzU
"The ability for legal to work faster… ensures that not only are we able to move faster, but we can do it responsibly and make sure we're doing it with legal accuracy."
That's how Jerry Johnson, Chief Privacy Officer and Vice President, Corporate Counsel at Teladoc, describes what CoCounsel Legal means for a legal team keeping pace with rapid innovation. Speed must never come at the expense of attention to detail, and with Fiduciary-Grade AI™, it doesn't have to.
Processes accelerated. Accuracy ensured. Privacy secured.
See how Teladoc's legal team is protecting patient trust without slowing down: https://t.co/yc9wQm4l4b
Want to see it in action? Visit us at the 2026 ACC Annual Meeting — Booth 511, or step into The CoCo's Library in M2 103 to meet our product experts.
🔗 Full #ACCAM26 schedule: https://t.co/IKuK071SWA
AI can accelerate legal work. It can also introduce fabricated citations, misgrounded propositions, and other errors with serious professional consequences.
Join us on October 15 for the Trust by Verify: Catching Errors in AI Output Before They Reach the Court or Client webinar. You'll learn practical techniques for verifying AI-generated output before it reaches a filing, client, or courtroom.
Register today: https://t.co/2XvKx7UDQw
#AI #LegalTech #TRInstitute
One quick research question. One sophisticated memo with fully cited cases, plus angles Michael Malone hadn't thought to ask about.
That moment stuck with Michael, AI lead for Polsinelli's healthcare litigation practice. CoCounsel Legal answered the question and pointed him to what to ask next.
The bigger lesson from our recent conversation with him: most firms treat AI adoption as a tooling decision, and the ones pulling ahead treat it as a strategy decision. He's seen what changes when a firm treats AI as a differentiator instead of an add-on: faster work and better client work.
“It allows me to do what I went to law school to do,” he says, “think through and strategize and advocate for my clients.”
That's how Michael measures ROI: not hours logged, but time reclaimed for strategy.
See how CoCounsel Legal can work for you: https://t.co/qVmME23g8B
Why does precision matter in professional AI?
Emily Colbert, co-head of Legal Products at Thomson Reuters, asks our CEO Steve Hasker why the right data and domain expertise make the difference.
Learn more: https://t.co/fsSLTHxIGd