Success Stories

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How integrating BRYTER and Kira enabled Addleshaw Goddard to rapidly develop a new approach to M&A due diligence and reporting.

International business law firm Graf von Westphalen has developed an export control assistant to help export businesses assess rules and regulations for export control seamlessly. This module is the first in a series of automated reasoning advisors to help business stakeholders get advice in an interactive way.

Leveraging Compliance Automation to provide help in times of crisis.

To support processes and access to justice, BRYTER Modules are being used in the Moria refugee camp on Lesvos, Greece

Hogan Lovells is using BRYTER’s no-code platform to turn legal knowledge into products and applications and assist clients in digital transformation.

Ashurst and its divisions, Ashurst Advance and Ashurst Digital Ventures, turn use-cases for a hackathon into market-ready tools for their clients. This means listening to clients, scrutinizing daily work for clients and critically reviewing processes for the best client journey.

Baker McKenzie has developed different tools to enhance services and meet clients’ expectations to apply technology to streamline processes.

KLIEMT.HR Lawyers uses technology to transform the skills and mindset of its attorneys to provide future tailored expertise.

Reinvent Law is the R&D department of the legal industry – in an open and collaborative environment.