Tracked Changes, Friday, January 23, 2026
Eve launches Eve 2.0 for plaintiff firms, with AI agents, an auditor and an analyst
Eve launched Eve 2.0 on January 21, which it calls a proactive AI workforce for plaintiff law firms. AI agents summarize medical records, draft documents and handle intake and scheduling, while an AI auditor checks every case for missed deadlines and an AI analyst reviews firm performance. Eve says attorneys approve all work before it leaves the firm and that it serves more than 500 plaintiff firms. Pricing was not stated.
Antidote raises $5 million to check time entries against client billing guidelines before invoices go out
London-based Antidote announced a $5 million seed round led by Lakestar on January 21, with participation from The LegalTech Fund and Concept Ventures. Its AI reads time entries as they are created, checks them against client outside counsel guidelines and firm standards, and suggests compliant rewrites. The company says billing practices and guideline non-compliance cause 8-12% of billable hours to be lost to write-offs and rejected invoices each year.
Harvey describes Firm Knowledge, a permission-aware search across a firm's own documents and systems
Harvey published a post on January 22 describing Firm Knowledge, a search feature it says it is building to connect a firm's resources, practice-area content and internal workflows. Harvey says searches are permission-aware and that ethical walls align with a firm's compliance framework. It plans native integrations and APIs, with access for external tools through MCP, a standard for connecting AI tools, later this year. The post gives no release date.