Jones Day to Roll Out Legora to 2,500 Lawyers
Jones Day will roll out the legal AI platform from Legora to more than 2,500 lawyers globally over the coming months, the companies said in an announcement. The deployment will cover all 40 Jones Day offices across the Americas, Europe, the Middle East and Asia.
Jones Day will also serve as a design partner for Legora's forthcoming ontological legal research product. Its lawyers will help shape the product as the companies integrate Legora into litigation and transactional work.
The partnership includes a structured AI learning program developed with Professor Dan Hunter, executive dean of the Dickson Poon School of Law at King's College London. Jones Day and Legora will run the program across the firm and in collaboration with clients.
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