LOS ANGELES, March 19, 2018 -- LegalMation, pioneering developer of the first artificial intelligence solution that automates early stage litigation tasks through the use of innovative IBM Watson technology, will be exhibiting and demonstrating its capabilities at IBM Think 2018. The conference will be held from March 19-22 at the Mandalay Bay Resort and Casino in Las Vegas.
One of the only legal industry innovations invited to speak at IBM Think, LegalMation was developed by award-winning litigation experts and is the only A.I. solution that produces actual first drafts of key litigation documents—a fully automated process that takes only 60-120 seconds. With no installation required or specialized functions to learn, LegalMation identifies key claims and allegations in filed complaints and then produces high-quality first drafts of answers and initial written discovery. This constitutes cost savings of several thousands of dollars per matter and is a game-changer for in-house legal departments and law firms alike wrestling with a high-volume caseload.
Proudly embracing the “With Watson” designation, a distinction granted to only five percent of companies using Watson, LegalMation will be featured and presented as one of IBM’s top “use cases” in one of the 10 scheduled “Small Core Sessions.” Co-founder and CEO James M. Lee will also speak regarding the use of artificial intelligence solutions in the legal market overall and how LegalMation is disrupting the industry.
LegalMation will be featured at an activation kiosk and pedestal demos on the floor of the Mandalay Bay Convention Center.
About LegalMation
LegalMation is a California-based technology company. It is led by a group of experienced lawyers and technology specialists, dedicated to revolutionizing the practice of law through technology aimed at both in-house legal departments and law firms. For more information, visit www.legalmation.com.
Contact: Penny Desatnik
Blattel Communications
415.413.4509
[email protected]


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