Source: TechCentral.ie
Legal-tech company hd-intelligence has launched an innovative e-discovery system designed to allow small and medium-sized law practices to compete with larger rivals through the use of Artificial Intelligence.
Hd-intelligence’s platform allows legal professionals to quickly upload, review, critically analyse and produce documents online. Such e-discovery processes are now required as part of disclosure procedures in legal cases, but while software solutions are already available, they tend to be prohibitively expensive for all but the largest firms.
To allow for more efficient processing, hd-intelligence uses AI to scan and identify key material on a case-by-case basis, enabling legal professionals to review the most important documents to their respective cases early on. Recent investment over the last twelve months fuelled developments on greater security and localised GDPR policies, as well as developing the platforms artificial intelligence review function.
Anthony Joyce, co-founder of hd-intelligence, said: “Our product can be used effectively by any law firm, but we are primarily targeting legal practices employing between four and twelve solicitors both in this jurisdiction and in the UK. We believe there will be significant demand and we are extremely confident in the platform’s ability to become a go-to solution in what is a significant and growing part of the legal sector.
Francis Daly, barrister and co-founder of hd-intelligence, said: “Hd-intelligence is more than just a cost-effective e-discovery service. We are actively carving out a pathway to success for small firms navigating the complex landscape of legal services. Our mission is to revolutionise the legal industry and level the playing field, enabling small firms in Ireland and overseas to compete with confidence.”
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