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Anycase.ai Explores Partnership with the Supreme Court

Anycase.ai Explores Partnership with the Supreme Court

Tim Editor, 17/07/202417/07/2024

The Supreme Court of the Philippines assesses Anycase.ai, an AI-powered legal research app for Philippine lawyers

Manila, Philippines (July 17, 2024) – Anycase.ai is an artificial intelligence (AI)-powered legal research platform used by thousands of Filipino lawyers and legal professionals. On July 11, 2024, the company met with the Supreme Court (SC) of the Philippines to kick-off a potential partnership that would enable AI-powered legal technology adoption across courts and judicial offices nationwide.

The company has entered an assessment period with the Supreme Court. Select Court Attorneys, officers, and legal researchers have gained access to the platform and, based on real-world use, will provide their feedback and recommendations regarding the viability of the partnership. Additionally, metrics were set to objectively measure the quality of Anycase.ai’s AI output following SC standards.

The Anycase.ai platform includes a legal library of 90,000 laws and jurisprudence (and growing), an advanced search engine, and a suite of cutting-edge AI features. The company is proud to share that these features help their customers finish legal research tasks 75% faster when compared to alternative platforms and research methods. What’s more, this was achieved by a legal technology company that is less than one year old.

This collaboration aligns with the Supreme Court’s Strategic Plan for Judicial Innovations (SPJI) 2022-2027; a roadmap of wide-ranging improvements across efficiency, innovation, and access in the Courts. Among other innovations, artificial intelligence – along with its compelling promise of efficiency gains – is an ongoing area of exploration for the SC. Read more about the SPJI: https://sc.judiciary.gov.ph/spji/ 

Anycase.ai is available today as a web application. Lawyers and legal professionals can sign up for a free trial on https://anycase.ai 

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