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Canadian sovereign AI company and Taiwanese mission-critical systems leader to develop counter-drone, maritime domain awareness, and sensor-to-decision solutions for Taiwan and allied markets.

Caseway, the Canadian sovereign AI company behind the Synthium decision intelligence platform, and MiTAC Advance Technology Corp., a leader in AI infrastructure, edge computing, and mission-critical public safety systems, today announced a strategic partnership following the execution of a non-disclosure agreement between the two companies.

Canada’s defence procurement reforms share one design principle: they make it safer for the buyer to choose an unproven company.

Can making 100 million court decisions searchable improve outcomes for people without lawyers? SFU computing science professor, Angel Chang, and Caseway begin research to find out.

Ottawa keeps saying it. In software, the word means almost nothing until a vendor can prove three things, and almost none can.

Instead, buy domestic product, and out in the open.

Three tests should determine which software qualifies as Canadian: auditability, data residency and Canadian-controlled IP.

Ottawa keeps saying it. In software, the word means almost nothing until a vendor can prove three things, and almost none can.

On this week’s Security Brief, Al Vigier, founder and CEO of Caseway, discusses how the suspension of the Permanent Joint Board on Defence (PJBD) reflects broader uncertainty in Canada–U.S. defence relations and what that could mean for Canadian defence small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs).

For a small Canadian defence company, the Pentagon’s decision in May was clarifying. On May 18, U.S. Under Secretary of Defense for Policy Elbridge Colby announced that Washington was pausing its participation in the Permanent Joint Board on Defence, the 86-year-old advisory body that has coordinated continental defence since Franklin Roosevelt and Mackenzie King created it in 1940. He accused Canada of failing to make credible progress on its defence commitments.

The Canadian Legal Information Institute (CanLII) and Vancouver-based AI startup Caseway AI have settled their copyright dispute.

Ventures increasingly train AI agents on retrieval augmented generation (RAG) systems that containerize data in small data sets

Professor Chang is leading a planned research collaboration with Vancouver-based startup Caseway AI to examine a simple but high-impact question:

If court decisions are made fully searchable and usable by modern AI systems, will self-represented and marginalized people make better legal decisions?

Vancouver-based Caseway has signed an integration deal with AffiniPay, the fintech company behind LawPay and MyCase, giving Caseway’s AI tools direct access to thousands of law firms across the United States.

The deal embeds Caseway’s automation software into the MyCase platform, allowing users to generate court forms, draft legal documents, and manage workflows without leaving the system.

We love receiving testimonials from lawyers and even self-represented users. Every time one comes in, I take a screenshot and share it with our developers. They work tirelessly behind the scenes to improve the product every day. I also pass it along to our stakeholders, including those who’ve supported us through grants and funding.

Caseway's Bespoke AI Agent: The Future of Legal Tech is Here!

The legal industry is about to experience a major transformation! Caseway is building the world’s first bespoke AI agent designed specifically for lawyers, law firms, and legal professionals. But what exactly is a bespoke AI agent, and how will it revolutionize the way legal work is done? In this video, we break it all down!

What is a Bespoke AI Agent? Unlike generic AI tools, a bespoke AI agent is customized to meet the unique needs of the legal industry. This means it can: Analyze millions of court decisions in seconds Provide instant legal insights tailored to specific cases Review and create airtight contracts backed by real judicial rulings Help lawyers streamline research, drafting, and client interactions Automate time-consuming legal tasks to free up valuable billable hours

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Alistair Vigier isn’t your typical technology founder. From his seven years serving in the military to leading legal tech ventures that challenge the legal industry, his journey is marked by resilience, bold decisions, and a clear vision for the future.

I'm sharing a 3-minute demo of my new AI Chatbot, which analyzes millions of judge's decisions.

You can ask it legal questions, and it will find and analyze cases for you. It’s excellent for litigators, solicitors, paralegals, and in-house counsel. It's also great for average people who have legal questions.

It is not a Chat GPT wrapper.

It's the coolest thing I've ever built. Let me know what you think! The feedback has been fantastic so far!! We had 45 lawyers sign up in the first week.

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It's not commercially available yet, but it will soon be. Let me know what you think. I'm happy to have you play around with it, too. I can send you an exclusive invite link that only works for you.

Lawyers are often criticized for their slow adoption of technology. A company that is leading this change is Clearway, a legal tech startup that’s aiming to redefine how lawyers manage legal consultations.

Clearway Time, an AI SaaS platform designed to streamline client intake and free up lawyers’ time, has already garnered significant attention. Clearway Time is poised to be a game-changer for law firms.