Toronto, Canada – Thomson Reuters, a leading global content and technology company, announced on September 24, 2025, that its innovative Gen AI-enabled legal tools, CoCounsel Legal and Deep Research from Westlaw, will soon be available for U.S. law schools. This initiative aims to enhance the educational resources provided to future legal professionals.
By extending access to these sophisticated tools, Thomson Reuters aims to solidify its status as a key technology partner for legal education across the United States. The company currently provides services to more than 200 law schools, including many top-tier institutions within the T-14 rankings. This move marks a significant milestone in Thomson Reuters’ 150-year commitment to supporting legal education and maintaining strong relationships with academic institutions.
Faculty members at law schools will receive access to the new products in the upcoming weeks, while students will be granted full access at the start of the New Year. With a significant user base of law students engaging with its AI-driven tools, Thomson Reuters plays a crucial role in equipping future lawyers to navigate an evolving legal landscape.
Professor Dyane L. O’Leary, the Director of the Legal Innovation & Technology Center at Suffolk University Law School, emphasized the importance of guiding students as they enter a world where generic AI tools are prevalent. She highlighted that CoCounsel Legal merges traditional research methods with advanced AI capabilities, offering students an unparalleled experience in managing complex legal issues efficiently. O’Leary expressed that while generic AI can assist students, CoCounsel Legal is set to become an invaluable partner in legal practice.
Pat Eveland, GM of Government Business at Thomson Reuters, asserted that the company is leading the way in AI innovation tailored for the legal field. He described the introduction of Deep Research and CoCounsel Legal as a significant advancement that ensures law students gain practical experience with technologies they will use in their careers.
Deep Research, developed by Westlaw, utilizes advanced generative AI to elevate the quality of legal research. With this tool, students will be able to conduct thorough case law analyses, statutory research, and discover legal precedents more efficiently. Meanwhile, CoCounsel Legal offers intelligent document review, contract analysis, and legal drafting support, acting as a virtual assistant that aids students in mastering complex legal concepts and developing essential legal skills.
Thomson Reuters is dedicated to informing decision-makers with the trusted content and technology necessary for effective law practice. Its suite of products combines specialized software with valuable insights, empowering legal professionals in their pursuit of justice and transparency.
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