• New York-based immigration services firm Fragomen, Del Rey, Bernsen & Loewy said it is putting a technology innovation lab in Pittsburgh, with 40-50 engineers and other professionals to develop the firm’s software and cybersecurity tools. ( Legal Intelligencer )
• Cravath, Swaine & Moore signed a deal with British legal IT company Luminance, making it the latest elite firm to look to so-called artificial intelligence to help it bring down costs and boost efficiency. London-based Luminance is part-owned by Slaughter and May, a top U.K. firm that frequently works with Cravath on cross-border transactions. ( Am Law Daily )
• U.K. brokerage TheJudge’s new shop in Manhattan brokers deals between ...
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