Jude.Law, Litera, AltaClaro, Legal Innovators California Speakers +

Wow, another incredible week in legal AI – which has now gone very agentic! We start this week’s Wrap with news that Jude Law has some legal tech competition, from…. Jude.Law .

Yes indeed, there is a Kiwi legal AI company called Jude, with the web address: – their founder, Simon Vollmer , told AL that they pre-date Legora’s recent movie star ad campaign.

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Next, Legal Innovators California , the landmark Bay Area legal AI event created by Artificial Lawyer and organised by Cosmonauts, will be on June 10 and 11 in San Francisco – just a stone’s throw from the beating heart of the world’s AI industry. Plus, here are some more of our great speakers:

More information and tickets here .

And we now have Express Registration – so your ticket is free if you are in a senior role in a law firm, or inhouse legal team. Just follow the links to claim it.

Express route to your Legal Innovators California June 10th and 11th ticket here.

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And we have two AL webinars coming up this May – both focused on education and training.

First is one with AltaClaro on May 21 – featuring two experts from Orrick – where we will be looking at AI training simulator, among other subjects. RSVP here .

And the second is with Litera , on May 26, including speakers from Linklaters and Stanford Law School – such as the awesome Megan Ma.

Title: Education and Training in the Age of Legal AI: Forging the Path for the Future of Law

Live on May 26, 2026 at 11:30AM – 12:30PM EDT / 4:30 – 5:30PM BST / 8:30 – 9:30AM PDT

Registration here

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And now for some videos. First, Moritz , the NewMod, AI-first law firm, backed by a ton of tech company founders, as well as Y Combinator, and with massive ambitions to take on Big Law.

And also, a look at what contract AI pioneer ThoughtRiver can do!

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That’s all for now folks.

Advance note: *** Artificial Lawyer will be on holiday the week of May 25 ^th to May 29 ^th **** So, if you’re about to agentize your workflows , then drop AL a line before – or after – then! Thanks.

Have a great weekend everyone.

Richard Tromans, Founder, Artificial Lawyer