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In high-stakes professional work, the bar for AI isn't just speed, it's trust. Professionals aren't asking whether AI can generate an answer; they're asking whether they can stand behind it. That starts with a system built on authoritative content, expert judgment, clear provenance, and strong boundaries around customer data. That's the standard we're building to. 🔗ow.ly/nmIw50YKFFM

We're logging off to recharge. This Friday, May 8, Thomson Reuters is observing a company-wide Mental Health Day. See you all next week! #WorkingAtTR

AI is reshaping the legal industry. But access to new tools is only the first step.   For law firms, the real challenge is turning AI adoption into sustainable habits that stick.   Womble Bond Dickinson shows what that looks like in practice. Rather than rolling out technology in isolation, the firm embedded CoCounsel Legal across all seven staffed UK offices by focusing on culture, leadership, and true partnership.   Chief Innovation Officer Sam Dixon led the charge, moving beyond standard training to create direct engagement that helped lawyers see the platform's real-time value.   A key part of this success was Thomson Reuters' co-development partnership with the firm. Through ongoing collaboration and honest feedback, both teams stress-tested and refined CoCounsel Legal to address the practical challenges lawyers face.   The result?   Up to 80% efficiency gains on specific tasks — and a culture where AI has become a natural part of legal work.   Womble Bond Dickinson's approach shows how firms can move from AI access to AI integration, turning technology into a professional advantage.   Read more here: ow.ly/Hg6B50YWa30 #CoCounsel #LegalAI

🔗 Sign up for the next-generation CoCounsel Legal beta today: ow.ly/6Qwh50YR8ja #CoCounsel #LegalAI #LegalTech

Only CoCounsel Legal can access the legal authority and know-how of Westlaw and Practical Law at every step. It doesn’t just think like a lawyer. It works like one.

Attorneys at Troutman Pepper Locke LLP no longer have to think about which AI tool to use because the answer is automatically available, right where they work.

Attorneys have been sanctioned for citing cases that do not exist, quoting passages that were never written, and submitting work that they did not verify, even though their names were on the documents.   This is the legal AI problem that nobody wants to talk about. The tools were fast, and the outputs looked professional, but the verification step was either skipped or made too difficult to complete.   Professional accountability does not transfer to the tool; it remains with the lawyer. That means AI must be built to make verification straightforward at every stage by providing traceable sources, real-time citation checking, and work product that a professional can stand behind before it leaves their desk.   That is the standard CoCounsel Legal was built to meet. Read more in this blog from Emily Colbert: ow.ly/JGrN50YVyEk #CoCounsel #LegalAI

Today, we announced our first quarter results for 2026. Our CEO Steve Hasker shares more below. ow.ly/i9np50YV33N

Thomson Reuters took home four awards at ILTA Evolve 2026, and we couldn't be prouder of the people behind them. 🏆 Solution Provider of the Year: CoCounsel Legal 🏆 Trailblazer Award: CoCounsel Legal (shared with Womble Bond Dickinson) 🏆 Influential Women in Legal Tech: Rawia Ashraf, Head of Product, CoCounsel Transactional & GCOs 🏆 Young Professionals to Watch: Samantha Delaney, Senior Solution Consultant, AI Specialist   To everyone who has worked to build CoCounsel Legal into something legal professionals genuinely trust and rely on, thank you. These awards belong to you.   The next generation of CoCounsel Legal launches in September, and we can't wait to share what's coming.   Full story below. 👇 ow.ly/HqHQ50YUIEV

🚀 Thomson Reuters Brazil is a great place to work for the fourth year in a row, as recognized by Great Place to Work. This achievement reflects our commitment to building an environment where our people can thrive while doing transformative work that shapes the future of AI for professionals. #WorkingAtTR #GPTWBrasil

"CoCounsel Legal brings tremendous value to our attorneys." That's because it's the only legal AI where the technology and the sources were built as one system. Grounded in authoritative content, it works with a lawyer through every task and stage of a matter, researching, evaluating authority, drafting, and verifying, the way a skilled attorney would.  This is CoCounsel as it was always meant to be. Sign up for the beta today. ⬇️ ow.ly/FPov50YR8jc  #CoCounsel #LegalAI #LegalTech

A keynote from former U.S. Ambassador‑at‑Large to Monitor and Combat Trafficking in Persons, Luis C.deBaca, challenged participants not just to identify forced labor risk, but to root out its causes. This is where credible data and technology can play a critical role. #AI #ForcedLabor #SupplyChainTransparency

As Heather C. Panton, Senior Advisor for Social Impact and Human Rights at Thomson Reuters, noted: “AI presents an opportunity to deepen our ability to see into opaque supply chains and take more decisive action to help protect lives at scale.”

An estimated 27 million people are living in forced labor today. Detecting and addressing these risks across complex, multi‑tiered supply chains remains a profound challenge, but AI may be one of our most powerful tools to change that.

Today is the first day of the Social Impact Sprint, our annual weeklong hackathon in which hundreds of Thomson Reuters employees offer pro bono consulting to nonprofits around the world. This week, employees will volunteer their professional skills to 41 nonprofit organizations located in nine countries. Nonprofit participants can expect to walk away with structured recommendations and tangible deliverables, while employees feel a sense of purpose providing impactful pro bono service to a nonprofit. We look forward to sharing the Sprint results next month! #WorkingAtTR #TRSocialImpactSprint

(1/3) Cut cloud costs by 30% while accelerating AI innovation? Thomson Reuters did. But how? @thomsonreuters used AWS Transform to modernize 1.5M lines of code monthly, freeing resources for next-gen AI products. Ok, but what was the impact?

When Brinks needed a legal AI technology that could adapt to 54 countries, multiple legal systems, and languages, CoCounsel delivered - handling everything from contract redlining to legal research in Portuguese, Spanish, and more. The result? Time savings, cost savings, and a competitive advantage. Learn more here: ow.ly/EhTf50YOOLo

Success won't be defined by access to AI, but by how effectively firms combine frontier AI for the work around the matter with fiduciary-grade AI for the work that has to hold up. Excited to see what comes next. artificiallawyer.com/2026/04/23/fre… #LegalTech #CoCounsel

We're proud that the next generation of CoCounsel Legal, rebuilt on Anthropic's latest technology, with Westlaw and Practical Law embedded natively, is part of what Freshfields is testing as they build out this next phase.

Freshfields announcement today is a meaningful signal for the legal industry.