Introducing Microsoft Copilot for legal
Microsoft announces general availability of more than 20 purpose-built legal skills and partner-built plugins in Copilot, with native tracked changes in Word and multistep work in Cowork.
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These skills build on Microsoft 365's native capabilities: when redlining an agreement, Copilot decides how a clause should change and Word applies the edit as a native tracked change while preserving formatting. In Cowork, legal professionals can delegate broader work such as tracking obligations and deadlines across contract portfolios, comparing key terms and building case chronologies. A new Word experience coming to preview later this month will help navigate between defined terms and their definitions.
Partner-built plugins are rolling out through the Microsoft plugin registry, covering legal research (Bloomberg Law, Trellis and others), document management (iManage Work, NetDocuments, Box and others), e-signature (Docusign, Adobe Acrobat Sign and others), legal AI (Harvey, Legora, DeepJudge) and e-discovery (Everlaw, Relativity). Microsoft states that Copilot works only with content each user can access, honors sensitivity labels and does not use data to train its models. The capabilities are generally available worldwide today.
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