
Anthropic is adding pre-built templates to Claude for Legal. These interactive overviews and tables simplify setup for legal teams and speed up routine work like contract reviews, while more than 60 integrations let firms connect their own databases directly. The article Claude for Legal now verifies sources automatically, then hands the file to a lawyer appeared first on The Decoder.
Anthropic has added new interactive features to Claude for Legal, its AI tool designed for law professionals, that automate routine legal tasks like verifying citations and checking contracts. The model performs initial verification of sources and links statements back to their original documents before a lawyer reviews the results. The expansion includes over 60 integrations with legal databases and tools from major law firms and providers, along with built-in data protection settings to maintain confidentiality requirements between teams.
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