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CUBE regulatory intelligence to power Thomson Reuters’ CoCounsel Legal platform
The integration will give up to 1 million legal professionals access to expert-checked regulatory intelligence and AI agents without maintaining the underlying data.
- Thomson Reuters announced the integration of CUBE's regulatory intelligence into its CoCounsel Legal platform, aiming to power AI agents with expert-checked global data for legal professionals.
- Rawia Ashraf, co-head of product at Thomson Reuters Legal, said legal professionals working across borders need to understand the full regulatory landscape without manually ingesting or structuring underlying data.
- CUBE's platform, built over 15 years, covers more than 12,000 issuing bodies across 750 jurisdictions and identified up to 17 times more essential regulation than other leading AI models in benchmark testing.
- Customers can access laws and regulatory developments alongside Westlaw, Practical Law, and Reuters content, with the platform supported by 250 subject matter experts and used by 24 of the world's 29 Global Systemically Important Banks.
- The integration will make the intelligence available to up to one million legal professionals, as Ben Richmond, founder and chief executive of CUBE, stated the ambition is to be the regulatory data infrastructure the world can trust.
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CUBE regulatory intelligence to power Thomson Reuters’ CoCounsel Legal platform
CUBE has partnered with Thomson Reuters to provide expert-checked regulatory intelligence for CoCounsel Legal, giving legal professionals access to laws, regulations and regulatory developments across more than 150 countries.
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