Everlaw and morae partner to deliver AI litigation technology at scale. OAKLAND, Calif.-(BUSINESS WIRE)-Everlaw, the cloud-native investigation and litigation platform, today announced a strategic partnership with Morae, the global leader in digital and AI-led business solutions for the rapidly evolving legal industry. The partnership brings Everlaw's advanced litigation and AI capabilities into Morae-led legal workflows and services, giving legal teams a more unified approach to investigations and litigation. By combining AI-driven analysis with experienced legal professionals, the partnership helps organizations make earlier, better-informed decisions that can reduce discovery costs and strengthen defensibility. Through the partnership, Morae will deliver managed litigation support and investigation services powered by the Everlaw platform, combining Everlaw's AI capabilities with Morae's global team to support early case assessment, document review, and ongoing matter workflows, from setup and process design through execution, quality control, and reporting. By pairing the Everlaw platform with Morae's global team of more than 1,000 legal and technology professionals, clients benefit from a human-in-the-loop approach that helps ensure AI-driven insights are defensible and actionable in real-world legal matters. In addition, Morae experts' use of Everlaw[AI] uniquely enables early case assessment at scale, helping organizations move faster from raw data to decision-ready insights that inform litigation strategy, risk assessment, and cost management earlier in the case lifecycle. "Organizations are rethinking how legal work gets done as AI reshapes expectations around speed, scale, and insight," said Joe Glass, Chief Revenue Officer at Everlaw. "Morae brings deep operational expertise and trusted client relationships to that shift, making them an ideal partner to help legal teams modernize litigation and investigations in a way that is both practical and defensible." "At Morae, we help legal teams move faster from data to decisions while maintaining the rigor the legal function demands. By integrating Everlaw's best-in-class litigation and AI capabilities into Morae's unified legal intelligence, we provide a partnership that combines advanced AI-driven discovery with deep human expertise. This ensures our clients receive early, actionable insights at scale through workflows tailored to their unique requirements and objectives," said Keith Fenner, Chief Revenue Officer at Morae. About Morae Morae is a global legal solutions provider helping corporate legal departments and law firms operate with Unified Legal Intelligence. We connect client data, systems, and workflows across the legal function to deliver decision-ready insight that improves speed, clarity, and control. Founded in 2015, Morae combines legal consulting, technology, and operations expertise with deep in-house and law firm experience to help clients modernize how work gets done. Across contracts, discovery, information governance, and resourcing, Morae helps legal teams turn fragmented data into actionable intelligence and measurable outcomes. Learn more about Morae, our approach, and solutions at morae.com and follow us on LinkedIn. About Everlaw Everlaw helps legal teams navigate the increasingly complex legal landscape to chart a straighter path to the truth. Trusted by Fortune 100 corporate counsel, 91 of the Am Law 200, and all state attorneys general, Everlaw's combination of intuitive experience, advanced technology, and partnership with customers empowers organizations to tackle the most pressing technological challenges - and transform their approach to discovery and litigation in the process. Founded in 2010 and based in Oakland, Calif., Everlaw is funded by top-tier investors, including Andreessen Horowitz, CapitalG, HIG Growth Partners, K9 Ventures, Menlo Ventures, and TPG Growth. Follow us on LinkedIn. More News From Everlaw OAKLAND, Calif.-( BUSINESS WIRE )-Everlaw, the cloud-native investigation and litigation platform, today introduced Everlaw Prime, short for Public Records Intake Management and Ediscovery, to support public records and Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) requests for government agencies, extending its platform to address the full lifecycle of FOIA and public records requests. 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This collaboration aims to unify litigation workflows, creating a seamless connection between early case assessment, discovery, analysis, legal research and drafting. As legal teams face increasingly complex datasets, budget constraints and time pressure, the ability for legal teams... Everlaw. Release Versions

Casey Sullivan, Everlaw: introducing Everlaw's Anthropic MCP Integration. - May 18, 2026 Why it matters. The integration accelerates legal research and case preparation, giving firms a competitive edge while preserving the stringent security standards demanded by clients and regulators. It signals a broader shift toward AI-driven, end-to-end litigation platforms. Key takeaways. * - Everlaw adds Anthropic Claude via MCP integration. * - AI can query case data in natural language within platform. * - Integration maintains data security and governance controls. * - Lawyers gain faster evidence retrieval and structured analysis. Pulse analysis. Generative AI is reshaping the legal tech landscape, and Everlaw's latest move underscores how firms are moving from experimental pilots to production-grade solutions. By embedding Anthropic's Claude through the Model Control Panel, Everlaw offers a unified interface where attorneys can ask complex, natural-language questions and receive instant, context-aware answers. This eliminates the need to toggle between disparate databases, document repositories, and third-party AI tools, cutting down on both time and the risk of data leakage. The partnership also leverages Anthropic's focus on safety and alignment, which aligns with law firms' heightened sensitivity to confidentiality and ethical considerations. The practical benefits of the integration are immediate. Litigators can retrieve specific filings, identify precedent-setting language, and generate concise analytical briefs directly within Everlaw's case-management environment. Because the AI operates under Everlaw's existing permission structures, only authorized users can trigger queries, and no raw data is exported to external servers. This approach satisfies internal governance policies and external regulatory mandates, such as the ABA's Model Rules on confidentiality. Moreover, the AI-assisted workflow reduces manual document review hours, allowing legal teams to reallocate resources toward strategy and client interaction. Industry observers view Everlaw's Anthropic MCP integration as a bellwether for the next wave of AI-centric legal platforms. Competitors like Relativity and Thomson Reuters are racing to embed comparable capabilities, but Everlaw's early adoption of a secure, single-system solution may set a new standard for data-centric AI adoption. As more firms prioritize both speed and security, the demand for tightly controlled generative AI tools is likely to surge, driving further innovation and potentially reshaping how litigation is managed from inception to resolution. Extract from Casey Sullivan's article, "Introducing Everlaw's Anthropic MCP Integration." Search, retrieve, and analyze case materials directly in Claude, all from a single system of record. Generative AI is opening up new possibilities for legal teams. Workflows that would have been out of reach just a few years ago - searching across complex case data in natural language, coordinating work across multiple systems, retrieving key evidence from a filing, or generating structured analysis from a live matter - are quickly becoming possible. But these new capabilities depend on a critical foundation: access to the right data, in the right place, with the right controls. For agentic workflows to work, litigators need AI tools that can securely and seamlessly access and act on the data that drives their matters, wherever that data lives. At the same time, they need to protect that data from being copied into unapproved tools, fragmented across disconnected systems, or accessed outside the governance structures their teams and clients depend on.

Anthropic courts the legaltech market with new connectors and plugins for legal work. Anthropic launched an expanded suite of legal AI tools featuring over 20 MCP connectors for Claude that enable it to connect to platforms like Thomson Reuters and DocuSign, plus 12 practice-area plugins designed to assist with specific legal work. · May 13, 2026 Anthropic launched an expanded suite of AI-powered legal tools on Tuesday, deepening its push into enterprise markets as traditional SaaS companies face mounting competitive pressure. The release includes 20 Model Context Protocol (MCP) connectors enabling Claude to integrate with existing legal platforms including Thomson Reuters' Westlaw and CoCounsel, Harvey, Box, Everlaw, and DocuSign. Lawyers can now access legal research databases, document management systems, and specialized AI assistants directly within Claude without switching applications. Anthropic also introduced 12 practice-area plugins tailored for specific legal roles and tasks. The commercial counsel plugin handles contract drafting and negotiation analysis, while the litigation associate plugin assists with deposition preparation, chronology building, and brief drafting. Other plugins target AI governance counsel, employment counsel, regulatory counsel, and law students. The legal expansion follows Anthropic's Financial Services launch last week, which featured 10 customizable AI agents and Microsoft 365 integration. According to the company, legal sector adoption is surging - a recent webinar on Claude for legal teams drew over 20,000 registrations. The announcement comes as legacy software stocks continue reeling from January's Claude Cowork debut, which triggered a major selloff among data analytics and professional services companies. Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei warned last week that some SaaS companies "could go bust" if they fail to develop sufficient competitive moats against AI platforms. Anthropic's 2026 revenue run-rate has climbed above $30 billion, up from $9 billion last year, while companies spending over $1 million annually doubled from 500 to more than 1,000 in just two months as the company prepares for a potential IPO later this year.