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Google has launched the Gemini Enterprise for Legal platform with AI agents for lawyers. What can you entrust it with?

Google has introduced Gemini Enterprise for Legal, a platform for law firms and in-house legal teams to review contracts, monitor legislative changes, prepare legal documents, and check references to court decisions.

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Google has launched the Gemini Enterprise for Legal platform with AI agents for lawyers. What can you entrust it with?

Google has introduced Gemini Enterprise for Legal, a platform for law firms and in-house legal teams to review contracts, monitor legislative changes, prepare legal documents, and check references to court decisions.

The company announced this on the Google Cloud website.

The platform is currently in pre-test mode. Gemini Enterprise for Legal is designed to perform individual multi-step legal processes using AI agents. The platform connects to the company's internal documents, case management systems, and professional legal databases.

According to Google, it can be tasked with:

Check the contract and find conditions that differ from the company's standards, as well as find risk points;
Compare new requirements with the company's internal policies, find gaps, and prepare an updated draft for review by a lawyer;
Prepare a draft NDA or other legal document;
Check citations and references to court decisions or other legal documents;
Monitor changes in legislation, the progress of court cases, and decisions of supervisory authorities;
Collect an individual's personal data from various corporate systems to prepare a response to their request for access to this data;
Find confidential and personal data that needs to be hidden in court documents.

Gemini Enterprise for Legal will act as a coordinator for specialized AI agents and legal services. It will distribute parts of the task between them and allow agents to access the necessary systems during work. The platform will connect to DocuSign, Harvey, Legora, Everlaw, iManage, NetDocuments, RelativityOne, the CourtListener court decision database and Thomson Reuters services.

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