Husch Blackwell announced a firmwide rollout of Legora, expanding access to the AI platform across the firm. The announcement said the rollout was part of a broader technology expansion and that the firm planned to use the platform to support legal professionals with collaborative AI-enabled work. A few days later, the firm formalized the effort through the Transformation Office led by Joanna Penn.

Linklaters announced a 20-lawyer global AI team designed to help the firm’s practices identify use cases and embed AI-enabled working practices. The firm said the lawyers would go through bespoke training on strategic AI thinking, the firm’s tools, change management, prompting, and workflow design, then deploy across practice groups and offices globally to support client-facing work. Linklaters also said the initiative follows its firmwide rollout of Legora’s generative AI pl

White & Case unveiled Atlas, its AI assistant, as part of a broader AI strategy led by Isabel Parker. The firm said Atlas sits within a wider program that also includes firmwide change management and a proprietary platform strategy built around legal work, knowledge management, and client service delivery. White & Case later said it had also entered a strategic partnership with Legora on Dec. 17, 2025, making the platform its primary legal AI tool alongside Atlas. See excelle