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ContraxSuite 1.3.0 Release Update

Author: Robert SancrainteOn: Nov 05Categories: ContraxSuite, Data, News, Press No Comments

Client demand for document and contract analytics tools like ContraxSuite continues to grow. The LIBOR transition is a big part of this shift, one that we explore more deeply in our white paper. More generally, though, organizations are looking for a...

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LexNLP Is Not Just For Lawyers

Author: Robert SancrainteOn: Sep 11Categories: ContraxSuite, News, Research, Technology No Comments

Artificial intelligence in general, and contract analytics in particular, continue to dominate headlines. There’s even an app store for legal tech products now. But what makes a tech platform a legal tech platform? It’s not easy to draw a...

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Elevate Presents: “AI for Legal” Webinar

Author: Robert SancrainteOn: Sep 09Categories: ContraxSuite, News, Press No Comments

Artificial Intelligence continues to dominate the news cycle in multiple industries. We know what some of the results of AI look like – such as self-driving cars and algorithms designed to predict and diagnose diseases – but what are some...

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The ContraxSuite LIBOR Program

Author: Robert SancrainteOn: Aug 28Categories: Business, ContraxSuite, Data, Technology No Comments

We know already that LIBOR is going to disappear sooner, rather than later. The global move away from LIBOR will affect many types of assets, in markets on both sides of the Atlantic. From mortgages to derivatives, syndicated to non-syndicated loans,...

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Elevate Brings Three Products to Legal Tech App Platform Reynen Court

Author: Robert SancrainteOn: Aug 16Categories: Business, ContraxSuite, News, Press, Technology No Comments

Law company Elevate has announced that it will make three of its technology products available on the legal tech app platform Reynen Court, which enables law firms to deploy pre-vetted, security-tested applications quickly within their own technology...

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ContraxSuite 1.2.3 Release Update

Author: Robert SancrainteOn: Aug 02Categories: ContraxSuite, Data, News, Press No Comments

Client demand for document and contract analytics tools like ContraxSuite continues to grow. The LIBOR transition is a big part of this shift, one that we explore more deeply in our new white paper. We continue to expand the scale and capabilities of...

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Managing LIBOR Risks through Technology-Assisted Review – New Whitepaper

Author: LexPredict, LLCOn: Jul 19Categories: Analytics, Business, ContraxSuite, Research No Comments

We are pleased to announce the release of our first whitepaper on LIBOR: Managing LIBOR Risks through Technology-Assisted Review. Please download the full whitepaper here: Managing LIBOR Risk Through Technology Assisted Review    

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Clifford Chance Selects ContraxSuite to Power the Firm’s New Data Science Lab

Author: Robert SancrainteOn: Jul 16Categories: Business, ContraxSuite, News, Press, Technology No Comments

Our parent company Elevate announced today that its legal AI platform ContraxSuite has been selected by Clifford Chance to power its new data science lab. Building on the firm’s existing AI capabilities, Clifford Chance will use ContraxSuite to...

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Preparing for a Post-LIBOR Future with ContraxSuite, Part 5: Word Embedding and Regular Expressions

Author: Robert SancrainteOn: Jul 02Categories: Analytics, Business, ContraxSuite, Data, News, Press, Research, Technology No Comments

LIBOR goes dark sometime toward the end of 2021, and even now, financial institutions are preparing for it. As discussed in Part 1, Part 2, Part 3, and Part 4, the potential consequences are substantial and wide-ranging, but there are also many options...

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Preparing for a Post-LIBOR Future with ContraxSuite, Part 4: LexNLP, The Brain Inside

Author: Robert SancrainteOn: Jun 27Categories: Analytics, Business, ContraxSuite, Data, News, Press, Research, Technology No Comments

LIBOR goes dark sometime toward the end of 2021, and even now, financial institutions are preparing for it. As discussed in Part 1, Part 2, and Part 3, the potential consequences are substantial and wide-ranging, but there are also many options during...

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