News Summary

Clio, a Burnaby, BC-based legaltech company, has unveiled a new enterprise division aimed at supporting large law firms and corporate legal departments. This development was announced at Clio’s legaltech conference, ClioCon, in Boston. The new enterprise suite combines Clio’s Operate, Docket, Library, and the AI-driven Vincent by Clio offerings. These tools are designed to streamline both legal and business operations for Clio’s enterprise clients. Clio Operate, which emerged from the acquisition of the UK-based ShareDo, facilitates workflow management and collaboration across global teams. Vincent by Clio, built on Clio’s $1-billion USD acquisition of vLex, offers AI-powered search capabilities for legal documents. Clio’s CEO, Jack Newton, emphasized the importance of these tools in transitioning from practice management to intelligent legal work. Clio’s recent $900-million USD Series F funding round has bolstered its position in the legaltech market, with the company serving over 200,000 legal professionals worldwide.