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Browne Jacobson
UK firm that built Jac, a secure internal AI chatbot, and offers client data platforms
Browne Jacobson developed and deployed Jac, its own secure generative AI chatbot, and uses machine learning for real estate title and lease reviews. It offers clients a Property Portfolio platform and a data analytics platform co-designed with a listed client and rolled out across that client's legal panel.
- Market
- Law Firm Innovation, Law firm tech
- Based in
- United Kingdom
- Website
- brownejacobson.com
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