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Osborne Clarke Spins Off AI Reg-Monitor Justima
London law firm Osborne Clarke launched Justima, an AI-powered regulatory monitoring company, as an independent spin-off on May 21, 2026. The launch reflects a wider shift in how regulated businesses
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London law firm Osborne Clarke launched Justima, an AI-powered regulatory monitoring company, as an independent spin-off on May 21, 2026.
The launch reflects a wider shift in how regulated businesses expect to manage legal compliance. In-house legal teams increasingly want automation to handle the base-level monitoring work that has long consumed significant time and budget, and Justima is designed to deliver exactly that.
What Justima Does
Justima uses agentic AI to scan more than 200 legal and regulatory sources every day. These sources include EU regulatory bodies and national-level regulators across Europe.
The platform filters this volume of information and delivers only the updates that are relevant to each customer's specific business. Customers provide information about their operations and products, and the system identifies which regulatory changes apply to them.
"Our customers tell us what they are doing, what products they are offering, and we say what regulation is becoming relevant for them," said CEO Alexander Lilienbeck. "The real challenge is bringing it down to just a few [items], but those must be relevant, and you must make sure you don't leave anything out."
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- 1Osborne Clarke launches independent company for AI regulatory monitoringhttps://legaltechnology.com/osborne-clarke-launches-independent-company-for-ai-regulatory-monitoring/
- 2Osborne Clarke Spins Off AI-Powered Regulatory Monitoring Company Justimahttps://www.law.com/legaltechnews/2026/05/21/osborne-clarke-spins-off-ai-powered-regulatory-monitoring-company-justima/
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