ROSS Intelligence today announced it has appointed Jack Newton, Co-Founder and CEO of Clio, to its Board of Directors. “I’m honored to join ROSS Intelligence’s Board, and I look forward to playing a role in guiding the company’s growth in the years to come,” said Jack Newton. “I’m extremely excited to be part of a company that is bringing the legal...

The entire ROSS team is excited that our artificial intelligence legal research platform has become the newest member benefit of the Florida Bar. Several ROSS attorneys are attending the Florida Bar meeting beginning today. We hope we’ll have the chance to meet many Florida lawyers and introduce them to ROSS...

ROSS Intelligence is proud to announce its member benefit relationship with The Florida Bar. Some Florida Bar members have already been using ROSS Intelligence's artificial intelligence legal research software for several years in a limited capacity...

Website chat is the new wave in efficiency and responsiveness for lawyers. A well-implemented chat widget on your law firm’s website can serve as an extremely effective lead qualification and conversion tool, while reducing interruptions and time-consuming tasks.

Here at ROSS HQ we’re always looking for ways to improve your research experience by efficiently delivering the winning authority that your opposing counsel is missing. Mostly that means improving our core natural language processing and machine learning...

Prior to joining ROSS I spent six years as a partner in a two-lawyer firm specializing in intellectual property litigation. Our office was on William Street in lower Manhattan in a second floor office above a bagel store. We were lucky to have a talented assistant who...

This week, ROSS chats with Kelli Raker and Jeff Ward of the Duke Law Tech Lab to learn more about the Lab’s new accelerator program for legal tech focused startups...

The ROSS Find Similar Language feature allows you to select language from a case and find other cases discussing the same or similar concepts. Users tell us they love this feature because it helps them quickly find the complete universe of cases...

The Illinois Supreme Court decided last month that the mother of a child who had to give his fingerprints to purchase a season pass to the Six Flags amusement park had a valid claim as an “aggrieved person” under...