BoostDraft redefines word processing for lawyers by applying software coding techniques to contract drafting. Yohei Fuji, a software engineer from Japan, was shocked when he saw his co-founding lawyer wasting time scrolling and adjusting formatting rather than on substantive contract matters. BoostDraft transforms MS Word into an assisted word processor to eliminate fundamental inefficiencies in drafting complex contract documents to save time, decrease frustration, and improve the quality of attorney work products. BoostDraft is used by over 7,500 users, including 17 of the top 20 Japanese law firms, AMLAW 100 firms, and in-house counsel across the globe - https://boostdraft.com

Lander & Rogers are excited to announce that applications are now open for the 2024 LawTech Hub, with a special focus on AI in the legal industry. This unique, six-month, equity-free program is designed for AI-focused startups transforming legal practice. Participants will gain invaluable insights from experts across the firm, collaborate with peers, and get real-time feedback to develop faster and smarter. This is a a great opportunity to work with Australia's largest independent and innovation-focused law firm to refine their product.  Participants can download the 2024 LawTech Hub Application Guide and apply here - https://www.landers.com.au/legal-innovation/lawtech-hub

Habeas is an emerging Australian legal tech startup that offers a suite of AI tools for researching case law, accessing key legal insights and synthesising information quickly and reliably. Some of the tools available include a ‘semantic search engine’ (which retrieves and summarises relevant case law, allowing for cross-search and extraction of key information from publicly accessible legal databases); ‘Web Chat’ functionalities that allow lawyers to get immediate answers to complex queries; and a ‘Report Generator’ tools which allows lawyers to generate detailed legal research reports. To learn more, head to https://www.habeas.ai/