Google Launches Gemini Enterprise for Legal, With New Tools for Lawyers and Law Firms
September 2, 2026
IBL News | New York
Google expanded its Gemini Enterprise AI platform last month with new tools for lawyers and law firms, joining the race among tech companies in the legal sector.
According to the company, the new Gemini Enterprise for Legal plug-in will help law firms use a suite of AI agents to manage both routine and complex work, including legal research, drafting filings, client and case management, and other legal tasks. And will integrate with legal software and data platforms, including Thomson Reuters, Harvey, Legora, and others.
Alphabet’s Google launched Gemini Enterprise for business customers in October.
A 2026 report on the legal industry’s adoption of AI from Deloitte found that law firms are investing heavily in the technology as part of a transformation that’s still in its early stages.
• Anthropic and other rival companies have also expanded their enterprise offerings in recent months
• Thomson Reuters, which owns Reuters and the Westlaw legal research database, recently launched a proprietary LLM called Thomson 1.0, trained on its legal research content and built for professional work. It said the model is built on open-source technology and draws on decades of its own “authoritative” legal content.
• Some other large law firms have formed strategic partnerships with AI providers and, in some instances, are building their own AI platforms.
Google said Weil Gotshal, Cleary Gottlieb, Freshfields, and Williams & Connolly are among the firms collaborating with it on Gemini Enterprise for Legal.
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