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Thomson Reuters and Anthropic Expand Partnership to Connect Claude AI with CoCounsel Legal

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Thomson Reuters (TRI.T0, TRI) on said Tuesday announced a new model context protocol integration with Anthropic that connects Claude AI directly to CoConounsel Legal.

According to the statement, legal professionals can now move seamlessly between general-purpose AI and citation-grounded legal work, from either working environment.

"Thomson Reuters is building CoCounsel Legal to be the fiduciary-grade system at the center of how legal work gets done, connected to the tools lawyers use and built to the standard their work demands," said David Wong, chief product officer, Thomson Reuters. "Today's integration with Claude is one example of how those connections will continue to grow as we move toward general availability for the next generation of CoCounsel Legal expected this summer."

The company said CoCounsel Legal is used by legal professionals across law firms, corporate legal departments, and government agencies.

Shares of the company were last seen down $3.88 at $ 118.14 on Toronto Stock Exchange.

Price: $118.50, Change: $-3.52, Percent Change: -2.88%

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