Fastcase has sued Alexi, alleging the startup used a licensed database to train models, display case law, and incorporate Fastcase marks inside its interface while building a competing research ...

The Legal AI Data War From Fastcase That Redraws Licence Risk ​Ben Thomson, LawFuel contributor Clio-owned Fastcase has sued ...

Data licensing agreements can be a critical resource for legal tech companies building gen AI-powered tools. The evolution of gen AI models has created novel challenges around defining terms like ...

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A subsidiary of B.C.-based legal technology powerhouse Clio is suing fellow Canadian digital company Alexi Technologies Inc., claiming the Toronto startup misused access to its research database to ...

Alexi denies misusing Fastcase data to build a competing platform. Two Canadian legaltech firms are headed for a legal battle over access to a research database that is part of a $1-billion USD deal.

The lawsuit alleges that Alexi violated of a limited 2021 agreement with Fastcase by using information from Fastcase's legal database to build its platform. Alexi has denied wrongdoing.

Nov 28 (Reuters) - Legal technology firm Fastcase has sued its rival Alexi, accusing the company of breaching a data licensing agreement, misappropriating trade secrets and infringing trademarks as it ...

Leading legal tech providers vLex, a portfolio company of Oakley Capital, and Fastcase have come together in an industry-disrupting merger, collating over one billion legal documents across 100 ...