Litera Relaunches to Unite the Practice and Business of Law on a Single AI Agent
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CHICAGO - illiNews -- Litera (https://www.litera.com/?utm_source=media&ut...), the Legal AI platform provider that best unifies the practice and business of law, unveiled a company relaunch and unified platform vision, positioning itself as the Legal AI provider best built to run across the practice and business of law on one agent and one dataset. Building on Lito's (https://www.lito.app/) first year in market, the relaunch sets the stage for ILTACON (https://www.iltacon.org/home) in August, where the company will showcase the next version of its award-winning Legal AI agent across Foundation, GrowthTech, and the broader Litera product portfolio. The relaunch also coincides with the expanded deployment of Litera Foundation 365 (https://www.litera.com/products/foundation-365) across five of the 10 largest law firms in the world.

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"Every AI startup in legal is selling a feature," said Avaneesh Marwaha (https://www.linkedin.com/in/avaneeshmarwaha), Chief Executive Officer, Litera. "We're selling the platform those features run on. The practice of law and the business of law have run on separate systems for as long as firms have existed. That ends here: one agent, one dataset, every partner, associate, and business development lead working from the same intelligence."

Adam Ryan (https://www.linkedin.com/in/adamryanadvisory/), Chief Product Officer, Litera, added: "AI is table stakes. Trust is the moat. You can't retrofit years of deterministic accuracy, and you can't pilot your way into the Am Law 100."

The relaunch highlights three areas of platform differentiation:

• One Agent across the Firm: Lito, embedded natively in Microsoft 365 and Google Workspace, spans drafting, comparison, contract review, institutional knowledge, and client development – no separate tool to learn, no separate login, no separate dataset. Already, 70% of active Litera One accounts use Lito.
  
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• Deterministic Accuracy on High-Stakes Work: Litera's redline algorithm, refined over three decades and 10 million comparisons a month, is rules-based and deterministic. It doesn't guess, and it doesn't hallucinate the way probabilistic models can. For high-stakes work, firms confirm in every major benchmarking exercise that large language models do not match it.
  
  
• Foundation for the Business of Law: Litera Foundation and Foundation 365, the institutional knowledge and client relationship management (CRM) platform for the business of law, are now used by five of the 10 largest law firms in the world. Native to Microsoft Dynamics 365 and recognized among the top Microsoft AI partners in the Microsoft AI Inner Circle (https://www.litera.com/newslinks/litera-achieve...), Foundation is the counterweight to orchestration-only platforms and generic CRM tools that were never built for how firms run.