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The time pressure is especially high during the due diligence stage which increases the likelihood of missing certain information. That is where Machine Learning (ML) comes in. This whitepaper explains why NLP approaches to unstructured data (documents) are so effective.

With the introduction of artificial intelligence to the legal sector over the past few years, this technology has been gradually changing the way that legal due diligence is conducted.

Law firms and in-house legal teams they all share the same concern: repetitive manual work diminishes productivity and decreases job satisfaction. So, how are law firms and legal teams tackling the challenge? There is a clear need for AI.