How Thomson Reuters Uses Westlaw Edge AI to Automate Legal Drafting and Research

By: GoBeyond Team

July 27, 2025

3 min read

Thomson Reuters Westlaw Edge AI interface

Quick Overview

Thomson Reuters integrated generative AI tools into Westlaw Edge and other platforms to automate contract drafting, legal research, and document review. These AI solutions improve accuracy, speed workflows, and help legal professionals manage complex documents efficiently.

Thomson Reuters

Company Size

~25,000 employees

Revenue Range

$6B+ annual revenue

Primary Challenge

Enhancing legal workflow efficiency and accuracy in document management

Key Metrics

- Increased drafting speed
- Improved research accuracy
- Reduced manual workload

The Problem

Manual legal drafting and research were slow and prone to errors

The Solution

Developed generative AI and NLP-powered tools integrated into Westlaw Edge for contract automation and research assistance

Results

- Faster legal drafting
- Higher accuracy
- Better compliance and decision-making

Details

Industry

Legal

Departments

Legal & Compliance

Knowledge & Information Management

Use Cases

Legal Research

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