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ELP collaborates with Vecflow to implement Oliver, an AI-powered legal assistant

Oliver will assist ELP’s teams to continue handle complex legal tasks, albeit with more speed and precision.

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Economic Laws Practice (ELP) has partnered with Vecflow to integrate AI Legal Assistant Oliver to modernize the firm's legal document analysis, regulatory review, and drafting assistance.

In Q1 of 2025, ELP launched an internal initiative to explore how AI could transform legal workflow and enhance client service quality.

Oliver will assist ELP’s teams to continue handle complex legal tasks, albeit with more speed and precision. From due diligence reviews to arbitration prep and drafting, Oliver integrates in to the Firm's workflows to enhance—not replace—lawyers’ judgment and output.

Oliver goes beyond single-task automation. It executes interconnected actions across custom workflows, delivering end-to-end legal work products with transparency and oversight.

Building on its initial success, ELP is actively working with the Vecflow team to expand and refine the use of AI across new legal workflows, including those customized for each of ELP’s teams across all their offerings.

Speaking on this development, Suhail Nathani, Managing Partner, Economic Laws Practice, said,

“At ELP, we view the integration of Artificial Intelligence and data analytics as one of the most transformative shifts in the legal industry. As the pace of innovation accelerates, we readily embrace the change. We see AI as a catalyst, one that empowers us to serve our clients with greater precision, insight, and impact. We are excited to be working with the Oliver AI team to bring incremental value to our clients and assist our talent to improve their delivery accuracy and efficiency.”

Last month, three law firms announced their engagement of AI — IndusLaw, Veritas Legal and Anagram Partners.

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