Thomson Reuters
Thomson Reuters has made 6 acquisitions in legal tech since 2015: Casetext, TimeBase and others.
- Type
- Legal publishers and information companies
- Headquarters
- Toronto, Canada
- Owner
- Public · TSX, Nasdaq
- Website
- thomsonreuters.com
Acquisitions (6)
- Feb 2026: Noetica (New York, United States). AI platform that turns corporate deal documents into structured data so deal lawyers can benchmark transaction terms. Source: thomsonreuters.com.
- May 2025: TimeBase (Sydney, Australia). Australian and New Zealand legislation tracking platform that helps lawyers find, follow and understand legislative changes. Price: $6.5M (thomsonreuters.com.au). Sources: thomsonreuters.com, thomsonreuters.com.au.
- Aug 2024: Safe Sign Technologies (United Kingdom). UK startup that trains large language models tailored to law; its team moved into Thomson Reuters AI work. Source: law.com.
- Jun 2023: Casetext (San Francisco, United States). AI legal research assistant for lawyers, built on large language models, with the CoCounsel assistant. Price: $650M (deweybstrategic.com). Sources: law.com, deweybstrategic.com.
- Jul 2019: HighQ (London, United Kingdom). Cloud software for client portals, document sharing and workflow automation, used by law firms and in-house counsel. Source: thomsonreuters.com.
- Oct 2015: Business Integrity (London, United Kingdom). Software that automates contracts and documents, best known for ContractExpress, used by law firms and legal departments. Source: legalfutures.co.uk.
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