Thomson Reuters launches CoCounsel Legal with a Westlaw-backed agentic workflow
Summary
Thomson Reuters launched the next generation of CoCounsel Legal, an AI-powered product integrating legal research, drafting, and workflows with Westlaw and Practical Law, including the Westlaw Brief Builder for automated drafting while maintaining lawyer control.
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