DLA Piper and Reveal, a groundbreaking eDiscovery technology company, have entered into a collaboration agreement to develop innovative solutions for law using Reveal’s artificial intelligence platform and DLA Piper’s global legal expertise. The agreement provides DLA Piper with expanded access to Reveal’s artificial intelligence (AI) platform with Reveal’s recently announced acquisition of NexLP, a leader in the legal artificial intelligence space. Reveal’s artificial intelligence platform turns disparate, unstructured data into meaningful insights that can be used to deliver operational efficiencies and strategic advantages for use with eDiscovery cases and Investigations.
Simon Levine, Global Co-CEO, DLA Piper said: “We’re focused on challenging assumptions and embracing change, and as we seek to transform the legal industry by providing cutting-edge solutions combined with commercial and legal know-how through our Law& brand, we seek to also transform our clients’ experience. Reveal’s robust technology is best-in-class and we’re confident that in partnership we can deliver a truly outstanding range of AI-driven products to solve real-world problems and issues.”
Wendell Jisa, CEO, Reveal added: “As one of the largest law firms in the world, DLA Piper holds an unprecedented volume and richness of data that together with our technology allows for powerful solutions that have never yet been seen in the legal industry. No other firm has the global scale, client-base and genuine hunger for disrupting the traditional confines of the legal world as DLA Piper, so the conditions are ripe for a suite of transformational client-ready products from 2021 and beyond.”
Rolling out from early 2021, the first set of products will focus on a range of different risk scenarios and investigations and will form part of DLA Piper’s Law& brand which delivers solutions beyond traditional legal services to help businesses succeed.
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