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Thomson Reuters Launches AI-Powered Legal Workflows
Thomson Reuters unveiled three new artificial intelligence capabilities for CoCounsel Legal on November 5, 2025, designed to automate complex legal tasks and accelerate document review processes. The
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Thomson Reuters unveiled three new artificial intelligence capabilities for CoCounsel Legal on November 5, 2025, designed to automate complex legal tasks and accelerate document review processes.
The Toronto-based global content and technology company announced the beta releases at its SYNERGY 2025 Legal Professionals conference. The new features include agentic workflows that execute multi-step legal tasks independently, customizable workflow plans for practice groups, and bulk document review of up to 10,000 documents. These capabilities represent Thomson Reuters' expansion into next-generation agentic AI frameworks for legal professionals.
Legal professionals spend significant time on document-intensive tasks like litigation discovery, M&A due diligence, and contract analysis. The new CoCounsel capabilities address these time-consuming workflows by automating complex processes that traditionally require manual review and execution.
Bulk Document Review
The bulk document review beta allows users to upload large document collections and receive organized, sortable results in table format. The system can analyze up to 10,000 documents per review cycle.
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