Clark Hill signs a Thomson Reuters enterprise agreement for firmwide access to CoCounsel, Westlaw Advantage and Practical Law
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- Thomson Reuters
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Why this matters
Clark Hill has moved past pilots into deployment, with Thomson Reuters in the stack. A meaningful marker of where the firm's capability is heading.
Clark Hill has signed an enterprise agreement with Thomson Reuters to extend advanced legal AI access to every attorney, covering Next Gen CoCounsel, Westlaw Advantage and Practical Law. The firm says the agreement follows more than two years of planning, pilots, governance development and attorney training, and sits alongside Microsoft Copilot for attorneys and staff. It frames the move as governance and education first, procurement second.
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