Bloomberg Law to showcase AI-powered legal tools and expanded dockets at AALL Conference

Bloomberg Law has announced its participation as a Silver Sponsor at the upcoming American Association of Law Libraries (AALL) Annual Meeting & Conference in Chicago. The company will showcase its latest advancements in legal technology and content development, including the newly acquired project management and collaboration tool, Dashboard Legal.

During the conference, Bloomberg Law will spotlight its robust AI and machine learning capabilities, with a particular focus on Clause Adviser, a generative AI tool that assists in drafting M&A agreements. The company will also demonstrate enhancements to its market-leading Dockets platform, including the addition of over 400 state courts and innovative features like AI-powered Docket Path and Time to Rule Analytics.

Additionally, Bloomberg Law will highlight expansions to its Practical Guidance offerings, covering specialty litigation, commercial, and regulatory topics, as well as new In Focus resource pages on critical legal issues such as Chevron deference and overtime exemptions.

“We are thrilled to demonstrate how Bloomberg Law’s continuous innovation and customer-focused enhancements make a real difference in the daily work of legal professionals,” said Joe Breda, president, Bloomberg Law. “Our value our participation at AALL and look forward each year to connecting with the library community to showcase our latest advancements.”

Beyond product demonstrations, Bloomberg Law will actively participate in conference panels. Eleanor Tyler, Principal Legal Analyst at Bloomberg Law, will moderate a panel on the Supreme Court’s recent decisions, while Madeline Cohen, Bloomberg Law Library Relations Director, will participate in a panel focused on overcoming imposter syndrome in the legal field.

Bloomberg Law’s comprehensive suite of legal tools and resources is designed to streamline legal workflows, improve efficiency, and support informed decision-making for legal professionals.