A provider of software and services to the legal market, Access Legal, a division of The Access Group, has shared details on the upcoming launch of what the company is calling a ‘revolutionary’ solution for 2025.
Access Legal will deliver a ‘unique GenAI experience’ to empower lawyers to transform their productivity, workflows and communication.
Technology is prompting change in the legal industry, with law firms looking to AI and automation to ‘improve efficiency, reduce costs and enhance client service’.
In a press release Access Legal have said that ‘staying at the forefront of innovation is essential for firms to remain competitive, attract talent, and meet the growing demands for faster, more cost-effective legal services while ensuring their operations are as productive, secure, and compliant as possible’.
Emma de Sousa, Group Managing Director for Access Legal commented; “Our strategy and commitment remains to drive innovation and ensure our products deliver the value and outcomes to help law firms deliver exceptional legal services and experiences to their clients. In 2025, this will take another huge step forward as we launch a game-changing AI experience into the legal market. There’s genuine excitement from the customers we’ve collaborated with on the benefits that this will bring.”
AI plays a ‘crucial role’ in Access Legal’s forward strategy and roadmap, as it aims to give law firms ‘the power to transform productivity and collaboration and free them up to focus on counsel and client relationships’.
Launching in early 2025, Access Legal’s secure GenAI experience aims to alleviate the admin load surrounding cases for lawyers while ensuring data and security is also a priority.
Andrew Stevens, Access Legal’s General Manager, echoes Emma’s sentiments saying: “From working closely with customers, we’re confident in the benefits that our innovations and roadmap ahead will bring to them and the legal community. We’re well positioned with serious ambition, as we look to continue to deliver unrivalled capabilities to law firms.”
