AI capability profile
King & Wood Mallesons
King & Wood Mallesons: 2 tracked AI moves since 2025 across legal research and training & talent.
- Tracked since
- 2025
- Tracked moves
- 2
- Capability areas
- 2
- Latest activity
- Feb 2026
Where AI is being used
Capability areas derived from every publicly tracked move at this firm.
Legal Research
1 moveKing & Wood Mallesons adopts Jus AI (Jus Mundi) for agentic legal research
Training & Talent
1 moveKing & Wood Mallesons launches 'LegalTech Belts' AI training/certification program
Tracked activity
Every move TVPi has recorded for this firm, newest first.
- Product AdoptionFeb 1, 2026
King & Wood Mallesons adopts Jus AI (Jus Mundi) for agentic legal research
King & Wood Mallesons adopted Jus AI, the agentic AI research platform from Jus Mundi, to support cross-border and international arbitration/legal research workflows, reflecting a broader shift by the firm toward agentic AI tooling in 2026.
- Training & TalentOct 1, 2025
King & Wood Mallesons launches 'LegalTech Belts' AI training/certification program
King & Wood Mallesons rolled out a structured AI training and certification framework internally dubbed 'LegalTech Belts,' modeled on tiered skill-level certification, to standardize and track AI proficiency across the firm's lawyers in China, Australia, and other APAC/international offices.
Market context
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AI Activity Score
16
Rank #68 of 160
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Activity by quarter
Move mix
- Product Adoption1
- Training & Talent1
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