LEGAL AI
Florida Bar Offers Members Free Access to Clio Work
Florida Bar members gain free access to Clio Work, a purpose-built legal AI platform, starting later in 2026. Clio, a legal technology company, announced a partnership with The Florida Bar, at the Florida Bar Annual Convention in Orlando. The collaboration gives eligible Florida Bar members free acc
Share article

Florida Bar members gain free access to Clio Work, a purpose-built legal AI platform, starting later in 2026.
Clio, a legal technology company, announced a partnership with The Florida Bar, at the Florida Bar Annual Convention in Orlando. The collaboration gives eligible Florida Bar members free access to Clio Work, an AI-powered legal workspace, making The Florida Bar the first state bar in the United States to offer complimentary legal AI as part of membership.
The program responds to a specific and documented risk: lawyers using generic AI tools that lack grounding in legal knowledge, increasing the chance of errors and confidentiality breaches.
The move signals a broader shift in how bar associations approach technology adoption. With AI rapidly entering legal workflows, the absence of profession-specific tools has created measurable risks around accuracy and ethics compliance. This program directly addresses that gap.
The Program Details
Under the Preferred Bar Program, eligible Florida Bar members receive four months of full, unlimited access to Clio Work. After that period, members retain limited access for the duration of the agreement.
You have read your free article this month
Create a free account to keep reading. Members get unlimited research, saved comparisons and legal tech updates by email.
Already have an account? Sign in
Was this update helpful?
Sources
- 1Clio and The Florida Bar are Bringing New Legal AI Tools to Lawyers Across the Statehttps://www.clio.com/about/press/clio-florida-bar-preferred-bar-program-legal-ai/
Products mentioned
Continue reading
Related articles

Legal AI
Wordsmith and Goodlawyer Combine AI Platform With Fractional Counsel Network
Read article
Legal AI
LexisNexis Bets on Practitioner-Consultants to Drive AI Adoption at Large Law Firms
LexisNexis hired former practicing attorney Bennett Blachar as a Legal Engineer on its Large Law Knowledge Management & Innovation team, effective October 1, 2026, signaling a deliberate push to close the gap between AI capability and courtroom-ready implementation.
Read article
Legal AI
TC Energy Goes All-In on Harvey AI, Signaling Enterprise Legal's Shift to AI-First Workflows
TC Energy, one of North America's largest energy infrastructure companies, has deployed Harvey AI across its entire legal department, spanning operations in Canada, the United States, and Mexico.
Read articleStay informed
Make your next legal technology decision with more clarity.
Join DreamLegal for independent research, market perspectives, and practical evaluation guidance for legal teams.
Create Free Account