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Legora says Philadelphia law firm Obermayer Rebmann Maxwell & Hippel has selected its legal AI platform after reviewing several competing products.
- The firm wanted a tool its attorneys could use day to day and one that fit its wider AI strategy, and Legora says its platform offered both with a realistic path to firm-wide adoption.
- Obermayer's attorneys use it for research, drafting and analysis, with the firm's collective knowledge applied to each client matter.
- Managing Partner Mathieu Shapiro said the software streamlines work without replacing judgment, giving lawyers more time to bring that judgment to bear.
- Chief Technology Officer Jeffrey McShane said the firm saw strong technology and a team committed to helping it succeed.
- Legora says its staff worked on site with the firm's attorneys during the evaluation, ran live sessions on Obermayer's own use cases, and stayed involved throughout.
- CEO Max Junestrand said the company's team learns how a firm's lawyers practice so it can take on the most work, and that Legora is used by more than 140,000 legal professionals at more than 2,000 firms and in-house teams across over 80 markets.
