The launch of AI Workflows a groundbreaking suite of AI agents and applications with instant, accurate access to all internal firm data, marks a major leap forward in legal AI, enabling law firms to build AI-powered workflows tailored to their specific needs. The first customers have already deployed the solution. Alongside this launch, DeepJudge is proud to welcome new customers, including Gunderson Dettmer and CMS Switzerland.
DeepJudge's new AI Workflows are powered by an advanced enterprise search engine, created by former Google AI researchers Paulina Grnarova, Yannic Kilcher, and Kevin Roth, who hold PhDs in Artificial Intelligence. This platform goes beyond conventional search capabilities by comprehending content, context, relevance, and institutional knowledge. As a result, legal professionals can swiftly access and utilize their firm's collective expertise
The newly unveiled platform offers built-in AI Workflows that streamline legal tasks from search to action. The suite also includes workflows that leverage full access to prior work product and the AI Workflow Builder, a low-code / no-code interface that allows firms to create custom AI-powered applications, multi-step workflows, and implement LLM agents. With full transparency and customization, the platform allows firms to not only access their data but also tailor AI outputs to meet their specific needs, creating maximum value.
Lenz & Staehelin, one of Switzerland’s leading law firms, has played a pivotal role in shaping AI Workflows. “Since launch, we’ve seen a 90% adoption rate among our legal professionals,” said Fedor Poskriakov from Lenz & Staehelin. “We’re using DeepJudge to help our team access crucial knowledge more efficiently, uncover insights with greater ease and deliver more value to our clients. It’s helping us take our firm to the next level.”
Catherine Kosten, Head of AI and LegalTech at Homburger, a leading Swiss law firm, says, “The DeepJudge Workflow platform enables us to create AI applications tailored to our different departments, ensuring that AI adoption is driven by practical use cases. As Head of AI, I value the ability to develop workflows that directly address the needs of each team—this flexibility is key to making AI truly useful across the firm.”
DeepJudge welcomes new customers
Alongside the launch of AI Workflows, DeepJudge has welcomed new customers, including Gunderson Dettmer, a preeminent international law firm focusing on the innovation economy, CMS Switzerland, and more. Joe Green, Chief Innovation Officer at Gunderson Dettmer, highlighted the significance of search as the backbone of AI adoption: “Instead of hunting for documents to upload to an AI platform, everything you need is already there. With DeepJudge AI Workflows, we can connect LLMs and AI agents to everything we’ve ever worked on—unlocking entirely new possibilities.”
Nick Zaugg, Dispute Resolution Partner at CMS Switzerland, another new customer of DeepJudge emphasized this advantage: “What sets DeepJudge apart is how quick and painless it is to leverage your firm’s knowledge base. Clients come to us for our past expertise, built up over the years. That expertise lives in our documents, and so they are the essential starting point for our AI-driven client work product.”
(Press release/RAN)
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