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Khaitan Legal Associates announces partnership with Jurisphere

With Jurisphere, Khaitan Legal Associates will be streamlining workflows, enhancing efficiency, and accelerating delivery.

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Khaitan Legal Associates has announced a firm-wide partnership with Jurisphere, an AI-powered legal assistant platform.

By integrating Jurisphere.ai’s advanced solutions, Khaitan Legal Associates is streamlining workflows, enhancing efficiency, and accelerating delivery – unlocking impactful, AI-enabled productivity.

The partnership highlights the firm’s commitment to driving excellence through AI-enabled efficiency, ensuring clients benefit from advanced and more impactful legal solutions.

Commenting on the partnership, Manas Khandelwal, Managing Director and Co-founder at Jurisphere, said,

“Khaitan Legal Associates’ decision to adopt Jurisphere is a reflection of their commitment to excellence and forward-thinking approach. By bringing our platform into their core workflows, they are setting new standards for how client value is created, and we’re privileged to help accelerate this transformation."

"With Jurisphere now powering 500+ law firms and global organisations across 4 continents, it’s incredibly fulfilling to be building this alongside such a passionate team united by the mission to make work more meaningful," he further added.

Last month, Lex Alliance and Touchstone Partners had announced their partnerships with Jurisphere.

Veritas Legal, CMS INDUSLAW and IC RegFin Legal have also chosen Jurisphere as their AI legal assistant.

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