Legora launches a legal research capability built on Qura technology, saying its research agent is 40% faster
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- Qura, Legora
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Why this matters
This firm has made a tracked AI move, with Qura and Legora in the stack. A meaningful marker of where the firm's capability is heading.
Legora launched a new legal research capability built on technology from Qura, which it acquired in April. The system maps relationships between legal sources so its AI can identify overturned cases and changed laws. Legora says the technology makes its research agent 40% faster. Nonbillable frames it as an acquisition turning into product.
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