Goodwin names Microsoft Foundry its enterprise AI platform, builds 'Regina OS' legal operating system and rolls out Copilot with mandatory training

Vendors: Microsoft
Significance: High
Confidence: Confirmed

Why this matters

Goodwin Procter is building AI capability with partners, with Microsoft in the stack. This is a high-significance signal for buyers benchmarking their panel.

Goodwin expanded its Microsoft relationship, naming Microsoft Foundry as the platform for all AI initiatives. Its proprietary Regina OS consolidates matter context, knowledge and AI; a 'Goodwin Builders' program pairs lawyers with technologists to redesign workflows; firmwide Copilot access comes with mandatory training. A rare combination of platform standardization, in-house build and training mandate at an Am Law firm.

""Our focus is on using AI to bring more of Goodwin's collective expertise to every client." — Eric Tan, Chief Digital and Technology Officer, Goodwin"

Significance: High
Source type: Firm Press Release

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