McCabes has announced the launch of a firm wide pilot of Cicero, a private AI for litigation. Created by Automatise, Cicero is a platform that helps lawyers find facts faster and deliver stronger cases. The initiative marks a milestone in the firm's ongoing commitment to using cutting-edge technology to deliver enhanced client outcomes.
This strategic deployment of AI technology aligns with McCabes' vision of modernising legal service delivery while maintaining the highest standards of professional excellence.
Andrew Lacey, Managing Principal at McCabes, commented: "We use AI to strengthen our legal practice, especially within litigation. We're committed to implementing solutions that provide genuine value to our clients, and this comprehensive pilot with Cicero represents a crucial step forward."
The implementation focuses on areas where artificial intelligence can provide the most substantial impact on legal workflows, particularly in complex litigation matters where detailed analysis and operational efficiency are essential.
Fiona Lymant, Head of Knowledge, explained: "When it comes to litigation and investigations, AI offers considerable potential to assist our lawyers in handling complex cases and streamlining processes to help turn unstructured information into structured, relevant facts. We're dedicated to adopting technology that not only elevates our client service but can also really assist our lawyers with some of their pain points. This Cicero pilot seamlessly incorporates secure AI into our litigation operations to deliver real benefits."
Joseph Rayment, CEO of Automatise, welcomed the partnership: "We're thrilled to collaborate with McCabes and showcase the impact of purpose-built AI technology created for litigation professionals."