Reveal-Brainspace’s AI-powered eDiscovery platform was recently chosen to deliver new services powered by AI capabilities for investigations support for global law firm Ashurst, according to a press release.
“Working with Ashurst is an exciting development as Reveal continues to expand in the Asia-Pacific region – a strategically significant region for Reveal and the entire legal industry,” said Wendell Jisa, founder and CEO of Reveal-Brainspace. “We look forward to working on the ground with the talented Australian legal and NewLaw practitioners at Ashurst to support their wide variety of workflows and help them target new market opportunities through solving the increasingly complex problems with custom solutions that will meet their clients' unique needs.”
Ashurst's NewLaw team, Ashurst Advance, will work to develop additional legal and business strategies for its clients through its advanced delivery, legal managed services, digital, legal operations and flexible resourcing capabilities.
Based in Australia, Ashurst hopes to use Reveal’s platform, credited with translating complex data into comprehensive patterns and relationships, to implement AI capabilities to provide insights related to complex document sets.
The partnership reflects the ongoing expansion efforts made by Ashurst in the APAC market and correlates with other openings in Sydney, Singapore, Korea, Japan and India.
Reveal has committed to granting Ashurst faster insights to navigate through investigative and legal matters.
"Innovation and disruption are core to Ashurst's values," said Hilary Goodier, partner and co-head of Ashurst's global NewLaw division Ashurst Advance. "We're excited to be the first in market to adopt Reveal's full suite of market-leading technology and AI capabilities. Our partnership with Reveal will offer our clients access to the most innovative tech support tools in the legal industry. This technology will be seamlessly adopted into our already extensive NewLaw offering, to help assist in solving our clients' most complex legal and business challenges."