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Legal AI: what changed in September 2026

32 dated statements from 20 vendors' own pages this month. Grouped by what kind of statement it was; each row links the source and an archived copy. Descriptive only — an announcement is the vendor's claim on that date.

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Integration 7

  1. Avvoka
    Avvoka connects to Claude through MCP

    Avvoka states that first-draft generation is available in Claude through the Avvoka MCP in Claude’s connector directory. · models named: Claude

  2. Summize
    Summize publishes Claude for Contracts integration page

    Summize states that its CLM platform connects to Claude via MCP so users can ask contract questions grounded in governed contract data. · models named: Claude

  3. Descrybe
    Descrybe Legal Engine becomes a Microsoft 365 Copilot source

    Descrybe announces Descrybe Legal Engine is available as a Source in Microsoft 365 Copilot, including Copilot Chat, Researcher and Cowork. · models named: Microsoft 365 Copilot

  4. Everlaw, Inc.
    Everlaw Microsoft 365 Copilot MCP integration goes live

    Everlaw said its MCP integration was live in the Copilot connectors gallery for joint Everlaw and Microsoft 365 Copilot customers. · models named: Microsoft 365 Copilot

  5. iManage and Wordsmith AI partner

    Wordsmith states that iManage and Wordsmith AI partnered to connect trusted legal knowledge with agentic workflows. · firms named: iManage

  6. Everlaw, Inc.
    Everlaw integrates with Thomson Reuters CoCounsel Legal

    Everlaw said its CoCounsel Legal integration will let users access Everlaw matters and data directly in CoCounsel alongside Westlaw and Practical Law content. · models named: CoCounsel Legal · firms named: Thomson Reuters

  7. Hebbia, Inc.
    Daloopa is available in Hebbia

    Hebbia states that customers can access Daloopa financial data covering more than 6,000 public companies. · firms named: Daloopa

Named deployment 5

  1. EvenUp, Inc.
    Nash & Franciskato reports demand prep cut 99%

    EvenUp published a Nash & Franciskato case study reporting demand preparation reduced from weeks to minutes and case time cut in half. · models named: EvenUp · firms named: Nash & Franciskato Law Firm

  2. Legora AB
    Lindahl rolls out Legora firm-wide

    Legora states that Lindahl launched a strategic AI initiative and selected Legora for firm-wide use. · firms named: Lindahl

  3. Legora AB
    Harrison LLP uses Legora

    Legora states that Harrison LLP uses Legora in private-wealth legal work and describes managing-partner usage. · firms named: Harrison LLP

  4. Hebbia, Inc.
    Ice Miller uses Hebbia across the firm

    Hebbia states that Ice Miller uses Hebbia across the firm for deal work and legal workflows. · firms named: Ice Miller

  5. OpenAI
    OpenAI RSS highlights Gilbert + Tobin AI scaling

    OpenAI’s official RSS listed a Gilbert + Tobin legal-customer story about scaling ChatGPT Enterprise and Codex across the law firm. · models named: ChatGPT Enterprise, Codex · firms named: Gilbert + Tobin

Partnership 4

  1. Avvoka
    Avvoka announces Harvey drafting partnership

    Avvoka states that it partnered with Harvey to let legal teams draft from automated templates and clause libraries inside Harvey, powered by Avvoka. · firms named: Harvey

  2. Harvey partners with Everlaw

    Harvey states that litigation teams will be able to work with evidence from Everlaw directly in Harvey. · firms named: Everlaw

  3. EvenUp, Inc.
    EvenUp and LexisNexis announce strategic alliance

    EvenUp and LexisNexis announced an alliance connecting LexisNexis Protégé legal research with EvenUp personal-injury claims intelligence. · models named: Lexis+ with Protégé, EvenUp Companion · firms named: LexisNexis

  4. LexisNexis and EvenUp announce personal-injury AI alliance

    LexisNexis and EvenUp announce a strategic alliance enabling mutual personal-injury law firm customers to use LexisNexis Protégé insights in EvenUp Companion and access Lexis+ with Protégé. · firms named: EvenUp

Feature release 4

  1. Supio, Inc.
    Supio adds long-horizon agents and provider network

    Supio announced new Supio Agent capabilities for long-horizon case work and vetted medical-provider network integrations, with Phillips Law Group results. · models named: Supio Agent · firms named: Phillips Law Group

  2. Harvey rebuilds Playbook Review as multi-agent system

    Harvey describes moving Playbook Review to a multi-agent architecture and measuring quality for legal judgment workflows.

  3. Filevine
    Filevine adds citator features to LOIS Legal Research

    Filevine states on September 1 that LOIS Legal Research adds citator features to flag negative treatment and validate cited cases against authoritative sources.

  4. Harvey introduces Horizon Scanning

    Harvey states that Horizon Scanning helps legal teams monitor, assess and act on relevant changes.

Model or provider disclosed 3

  1. Blue J
    Blue J says it now runs on OpenAI GPT-4.1

    Blue J states that it integrated OpenAI’s GPT-4.1 model into its AI-powered tax research solution to improve tax answers. · models named: OpenAI GPT-4.1, GPT-4.1

  2. Harvey makes Fable 5.1 available

    Harvey states that Anthropic Claude Fable 5.1 is available for customers to opt in. · models named: Claude Fable 5.1, Anthropic Fable 5.1

  3. Thomson Reuters explains Thomson model use in CoCounsel

    Thomson Reuters publishes a company article stating that Thomson is a proprietary foundational model for legal and compliance work and powers CoCounsel Tabular Analysis for structured answers with citations. · models named: Thomson

Leadership 3

  1. 8am / MyCase
    8am appoints product, revenue and people executives

    8am states on September 3 that Tanya Hendricks, David Schielein and Lorraine Vargas join its executive team to lead product, revenue and people functions.

  2. Wordsmith appoints Simon McCarthy

    Wordsmith states that Simon McCarthy joined as VP of Transformation to build enterprise transformation capability. · firms named: Simon McCarthy

  3. Assembly Software names Sue Marchant Chief Product Officer

    Assembly Software states on September 1 that Sue Marchant joins as Chief Product Officer, bringing AI and enterprise product experience to NeosAI roadmap work.

Product launch 2

  1. LEGALFLY
    LEGALFLY launches contract intelligence coverage

    LEGALFLY states that its contract-intelligence capability covers the whole lifecycle and updates risk views for legal teams.

  2. Avvoka
    Avvoka launches Curate template creation product

    Avvoka states that Curate reads prior transaction documents, identifies clause variants and helps lawyers approve firm templates from their own deal history.

Status-page incident 2

  1. Litify
    Litify reports Docrio merge issue

    Litify’s status history reports a September 3 incident titled Docrio Merge Issue and marks it resolved at 14:07 EDT.

  2. Steno
    Steno API one-hour performance incident

    Steno Status reported API service performance became unresponsive for about one hour before resolution.

Acquisition 1

  1. RELX completes acquisition of Doctrine for LexisNexis CEMEA

    RELX announces it completed the acquisition of Doctrine, describing Doctrine as a French legal AI platform that will join LexisNexis CEMEA and support European legal AI deployment. · firms named: Doctrine

Research or benchmark 1

  1. LexisNexis publishes UK survey on lawyers and grounded AI

    LexisNexis publishes research from 543 legal professionals, stating lawyers are more comfortable using AI when grounded in legal sources and noting concerns about hallucinations and misinterpretation of law.

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