Microsoft launched Copilot for Legal on 15 October, adding more than 20 legal skills to Microsoft 365 Copilot, including contract review against a firm’s playbook, drafting from templates and comparing agreements. It is rolling out to commercial Copilot licences between mid-October and mid-December.
Partner plugins include Harvey, Legora, Bloomberg Law, iManage and Relativity, LawSites reported. Microsoft says a preview reached more than 1,800 users and that about 70% of its suggested edits were kept. These are the company’s own figures.
Why it matters: legal AI now sits inside the word processor most lawyers already use every day.
Source: LawSites. Also reported by Artificial Lawyer.