The annual ILTACON conference, organized by the International Legal Technology Association, has generated a substantial wave of announcements this year, particularly in the realm of agentic AI and the Model Context Protocol. In its latest reports, ILTACON continues to showcase new developments aimed at the business of law, demonstrating significant innovations in legal technology.
Litera’s Launch of Firm AI Search and Business Development Intelligence
Litera has introduced Firm AI Search and Business Development Intelligence, rooted in its July relaunch around a single AI agent. According to Litera, these tools are designed to transform isolated firm data into actionable revenue opportunities by allowing lawyers to access firm knowledge through natural language interfaces (LawNext).
Oddr’s New Offerings for Enhanced Financial Insights
Oddr unveiled a suite of tools, including its MCP Server and AI-powered collections capabilities, which aim to simplify and automate the financial processes of law firms. Among its releases is the Oddr Collections Agent—aiding firms in monitoring and managing their accounts receivable—and a predictive intelligence tool for cash flow forecasting, all integrated with Intapp Time and Billstream (LawNext).
TRĒ AI’s Engagement with TRĒ-D Signals
TRĒ AI introduced TRĒ-D Signals, marking a major advancement in business development for law firms. This signal engine provides new-matter ROI insights by combining precise business development intelligence with automated AI-driven actions (LawNext).
Aderant’s Expansion of Agent Center
During ILTACON, Aderant announced the early access release of its Agent Center, broadening its capabilities across law firm operational workflows. Built on the Stridyn platform, the Agent Center now includes several task-specific AI agents aimed at enhancing efficiency in areas such as appeals, collections, and time management (LawNext).
Intapp’s Strategic Partnership with Legora
Intapp has formed a partnership with Legora to facilitate seamless AI-native workflows within law firms, ensuring alignment with ethical and regulatory requirements. This collaboration leverages Legora’s capabilities in practice-of-law along with Celeste’s business solutions, aiming to streamline AI deployments without compromising compliance (LawNext).