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Lexbe Announces a Platform Integration with Clio That Brings GenAI Powered eDiscovery and Document Management to Law Firms

AUSTIN, Texas, March 26, 2024 – Lexbe, a leading provider of cloud-based eDiscovery solutions, is thrilled to announce a new integration partnership with Clio – the world’s most robust legal technology platform. Clio’s legal practice management, client intake, and legal CRM software streamlines law firm operations, improves productivity, and enables legal professionals to increase revenue from one centralized platform. Trusted by over 150,000  legal professionals in 100+ countries and approved by 90+ bar associations and legal societies, Clio provides industry-leading security, 24/5 customer support, and an unparalleled app ecosystem—integrating with many solutions, now including Lexbe.

This collaboration is set to revolutionize the way law firms handle document management and eDiscovery by combining the benefits of Lexbe’s advanced generative artificial intelligence (GenAI) powered eDiscovery platform with Clio.

“The integration of Lexbe’s CoPilot GenAI eDiscovery features with the GenAI document management capabilities with Clio is a game-changer for our firm,” said Jordan Howlette, Founder and Managing Attorney, JD Howlette Law. “The synergy between these platforms allows us to leverage artificial intelligence in ways that dramatically enhance our efficiency and the accuracy of our document management and review processes. With this integration, we can sift through vast amounts of documents with unprecedented speed, while ensuring that no critical piece of information is overlooked. We’re now equipped to handle complex cases more effectively, making informed decisions based on comprehensive data analysis. This technological advancement represents a significant leap forward for the legal industry, and we’re proud to be at the forefront of this evolution.”

A Partnership Built on Innovation and Efficiency

The enhanced integration between Lexbe and Clio marks a significant advancement in legal technology, fostering effortless data exchange and workflow optimization. This collaboration empowers legal professionals to streamline their eDiscovery and document management endeavors with greater efficiency. This synergy allows for a diverse set of tools that enrich the technological landscape of legal practice management.

Gene Albert, CEO of Lexbe, emphasized the strategic nature of this integration, “Our collaboration with Clio is a deliberate move towards achieving our vision of providing law firms with transformative technology that enhances their client outcomes. This integration merges the strengths of two platforms, offering our shared clientele a robust collection of GenAI tools. These tools are designed to refine their operational processes, elevate efficiency, and support their growth ambitions.”

Clio’s Support for the Legal Community

Clio continuously pursues its mission to revolutionize the legal experience for all, leveraging cutting-edge cloud-based technologies tailored for law firms. Hemant Kashyap, Chief Product Officer at Clio, notes that “the integration with Lexbe highlights Clio’s commitment to equipping the legal community with advanced AI-powered document management and eDiscovery solutions. This collaboration is instrumental in redefining industry standards, empowering law firms with unparalleled technological capabilities.”

The integration of Lexbe with Clio is now accessible through the Clio App Directory, signifying a pivotal advancement in legal technology collaborations. This collaboration represents a significant leap forward in our joint endeavor to enhance the efficiency and capabilities of legal professionals worldwide.

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