AI Legal Index
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DeepJudge news and product updates

The AI Legal Index tracks product and technology changes at DeepJudge and has logged 2 entries since Sep 17, 2026. Each entry is dated, names the change and its impact, and cites the live source it was graded from, so a change can be read against the grades on the DeepJudge assessment. Read the DeepJudge assessment.

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DeepJudgeOct 15, 2026Vendor
Impact
Medium
Verification
Partially Verified
Integration / interoperability

DeepJudge is one of three specialized legal AI plugins listed in Microsoft Copilot for Legal, which Microsoft announced on 15 October, with partner plugins beginning to roll out through the Microsoft plugin registry. DeepJudge's own launch note says the plugin brings a firm's prior work, precedent and expertise into Copilot.

Buyer relevance. Firms on Microsoft 365 can pull precedent and matter history into Copilot legal workflows without moving their documents. DeepJudge says existing permissions and ethical walls carry over, which is the point to test before rollout.

Axis: Practice Systems Integration DepthView source
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DeepJudgeSep 17, 2026Vendor
Impact
Medium
Verification
Partially Verified
Integration / interoperability

DeepJudge released a ChatGPT plugin that lets users search the firm's internal documents, retrieve source content and run search tasks from ChatGPT. OpenAI's example is bringing prior deals into a comparison.

Buyer relevance. DeepJudge's index already respects a firm's document permissions and ethical walls. The question for the plugin is whether that still holds once results are inside ChatGPT. Ask whether a user can only retrieve what they could open in the source system.

Axis: Practice Systems Integration DepthView source

What has changed at DeepJudge recently?

The most recent change the AI Legal Index logged at DeepJudge is dated Oct 15, 2026. DeepJudge is one of three specialized legal AI plugins listed in Microsoft Copilot for Legal, which Microsoft announced on 15 October, with partner plugins beginning to roll out through the Microsoft plugin registry. It is one of 2 dated, sourced entries the index holds for DeepJudge.

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The AI Legal Index is an independent index that tracks changes to AI vendors in legal. It holds 465 vendors across 9 categories, each graded on the same 15 capability axes and recorded against 12 legal signals, from public sources. No vendor pays for inclusion, placement, or rating.

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November 10, 2026
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