A recent piece by Adam Rouse, Tamra Tyree Moore, Kassi Burns, Olga V. Mack, and Renee Meisel highlights a broader shift taking place across legal functions—one where in-house teams are moving closer to the center of how litigation is shaped and executed. Rather than focusing on process alone, the article points to a more fundamental change in how legal…
Amy Ambroson Reid, Director of Litigation Solutions & Go-To-Market at UnitedLex, joins the NeLI podcast with Daniel Gold, Esq. and Brandon Mack for a discussion on the current state of the eDiscovery space. Amy has spent over a decade at UnitedLex working with some of the largest and most complex MDLs in the country. Through…
Renee Meisel, CEO of UnitedLex and recipient of the Monica Bay Women of Legal Tech Award, discusses how the roles of legal operations and procurement in the purchasing process have changed the behavior of legal tech users. The 2026 Legalweek Leaders in Tech Law Awards honor individuals who have driven meaningful innovation across law firms,…
Grounded in unified data, new offering turns AI ambition into high-impact adoption through human-led expertise UnitedLex today announced the launch of UnitedLex AI Advisory Solutions, a new offering designed to help legal departments and law firms turn AI experimentation into disciplined, enterprise-ready adoption. AI investment across the legal industry continues to accelerate. However, many initiatives…
UnitedLex, a tech-enabled legal and professional services company, is pleased to announce that CEO Renee Meisel has been named a finalist for the Women, Influence and Power in Law (WIPL) In-House Internal Collaborative Leadership Award. The awards honor in-house and law firm women leaders and allies who have demonstrated a commitment to advancing the empowerment…
UnitedLex is proud to announce that CEO Renee Meisel has been named a 2026 Monica Bay Women of Legal Tech Award winner, as part of the Legalweek Leaders in Tech Law Awards. The award is given in honor of the late Monica Bay, a former editor in chief of Legaltech News, who was dedicated to recognizing and empowering women who have long…
In today’s legal landscape, confidentiality is no longer the only battleground. As artificial intelligence reshapes how law firms operate, a new and complex challenge has emerged: the struggle over data ownership and control between firms and their clients. For law firms, good intentions and traditional confidentiality agreements are no longer sufficient. They must act quickly,…
We are honored to share this article, published by Stanford Law (law.stanford.edu), which was written with the insight and expertise of Renee Meisel, Chief Executive Officer, UnitedLex, and coauthors Adam Rouse, Tamra Moore, Kassi Burns, and Olga Mack. Litigation is not disappearing, but the people who lead, draft, and direct it are changing quickly. Empirical…
For bankruptcy administrators, good intentions and basic legal knowledge are not always sufficient. They must move quickly, work systematically, and sometimes rely heavily on outside experts to safeguard a bankruptcy estate and maximize its value. When a company enters bankruptcy, administrators—whether trustees, receivers, or debtors-in-possession—immediately take on a complex and high-stakes duty: managing the debtor’s…
Strategic alliance addresses rising client demand for specialized IP maintenance services, combining RWS’s innovative expertise with UnitedLex’s operational excellence UnitedLex, a leading technology-enabled legal services company specializing in intellectual property, litigation support, and legal operations, today announced a strategic partnership with RWS, a global leader in content and technology solutions, to deliver enhanced patent renewal…
Last week, more than 70 international legal leaders gathered in London for the annual UnitedLex Summit, where the “Power of Partnership” took center stage. The morning began with a keynote address by Dr. Daniel Susskind, bestselling author and research professor, who helped the group better understand AI’s global impact on the economy: how other sectors…
AI mistakes in litigation have drawn public attention due to visible court filings, while errors in transactional work remain largely unseen because deal documents are private. Roy Hadley of Morris Manning & Martin notes that transactional lawyers often review and edit drafts multiple times, which helps prevent AI-related issues from reaching final agreements. Beverly Rich,…
