DeepJudge has partnered with Epiq Advisory for Law Firms in a move aimed at helping law firms scale AI beyond experimentation and into firm‑wide, governed deployment.
Announced today (21 April), the partnership responds to a growing challenge in the legal market: as law firms expand the use of AI in practice, the difficulty is applying it at enterprise scale using their own trusted knowledge. At the same time, the quality, governance, and accessibility of that knowledge are decidedly shaping competitive differentiation among firms.
The partnership equips firms to operationalize permission-aware agentic AI workflows grounded in their institutional knowledge. It allows firms to surface relevant insights across matters in real time, support drafting, and build on precedent-driven work, resulting in more informed legal advice. Through combining the intent-based search and AI workflows that DeepJudge offers and the strategic planning, knowledge management, and technical expertise of Epiq, firms can now harness documents, information, and metadata across all their systems to turn prior work product into a strategic advantage and measurable business impact.
“The depth of collective intelligence that law firms possess is extraordinary—and a unique asset that’s built over decades,” said Paulina Grnarova, CEO and co-founder of DeepJudge. “DeepJudge helps firms put the full breadth of that knowledge to work through AI grounded in their own prior work and institutional context. Our partnership with Epiq strengthens firms’ ability to incorporate DeepJudge into a holistic AI strategy and translate that foundation into firm-wide adoption, measurable business value, and competitive advantage.”
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