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Morgan & Morgan Opens Its In-House AI Platform to the Wider Legal Market
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Morgan & Morgan said on September 14 that its proprietary MX2 legal AI platform has nearly 5,000 monthly users after years of internal development. The personal injury firm also outlined plans to invest almost $500 million in technology and AI over the next five years, with at least $1 billion committed across the next decade. The spending follows roughly $300 million invested during the past five years.
The disclosure places Morgan & Morgan among the law firms treating legal technology as core operating infrastructure rather than a purchased productivity layer. The firm said MX2 was built by internal engineers, including former Google, Amazon and Microsoft employees, working with trial lawyers. That model contrasts with firms that primarily license legal AI from external vendors and reflects a broader divide in the market between adopting general-purpose tools and building systems around proprietary case data and workflows.
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- 1While Big Law plans, Morgan & Morgan reveals it has been quietly building a proprietary in-house AI platform for years.https://www.forthepeople.com/blog/while-big-law-plans-morgan-morgan-reveals-it-has-been-quietly-building-proprietary-house-ai/
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