What Companies Attended ILTACON 2026?

Harvey develops generative AI for law firms and professional-services organizations. Harvey helps lawyers research legal issues, draft documents, analyze large matter files, conduct due diligence, and work with firm knowledge through AI.

iManage provides document and knowledge-management technology for legal and professional-services firms. iManage helps teams securely organize, search, collaborate on, and govern documents, emails, and institutional knowledge.

Litera develops software for legal drafting, document workflows, transactions, knowledge management, and firm operations. Its products combine established legal workflows with AI to help lawyers create and work with documents more efficiently.

Filevine provides legal case and practice-management software. Filevine brings matters, documents, communication, workflows, billing, reporting, and AI-assisted work into a platform designed around law-firm operations.

Intapp provides cloud software for legal and professional-services firms. Intapp supports CRM, matter management, timekeeping, risk and compliance, business development, and AI-enabled workflows.

NetDocuments provides cloud-based document and email management for legal professionals. Its platform combines secure content management, search, collaboration, governance, and AI tools designed around legal information.

TitanFile provides secure file sharing and client collaboration for legal and regulated organizations. TitanFile helps firms exchange sensitive documents, communicate externally, and manage secure matter-related collaboration.

LexisNexis provides legal research, analytics, drafting, litigation, and AI technology. Its products help lawyers find authority, analyze legal information, prepare work product, and use generative AI within professional workflows.

Bloomberg Law provides legal research, news, analytics, and business intelligence. The platform helps attorneys and legal teams combine legal authorities with market, company, litigation, and regulatory information.

Box provides cloud content management, collaboration, workflow, and AI capabilities. Legal organizations use Box to securely work with files, manage access, automate content processes, and govern sensitive information.

Elite develops financial and operational software for law firms. Elite supports billing, accounting, profitability, matter economics, and other business-of-law processes used by large legal organizations.

Airia provides enterprise AI orchestration, governance, and security technology. Airia helps organizations connect AI models with business data and applications while managing access, policy, and AI workflows.

Benchly develops technology for legal professionals working with documents and legal workflows. Its software is designed to reduce repetitive work and make legal drafting and review processes more efficient.

BigHand provides operational technology for law firms. BigHand covers resource management, workflow delegation, pricing, financial intelligence, matter management, and other business functions used to run legal practices.

eSentire provides managed detection and response and cybersecurity services. Law firms use managed security providers like eSentire to monitor threats, investigate incidents, and protect sensitive client and matter information.

Everlaw provides cloud-based eDiscovery and litigation technology. Everlaw helps legal teams review evidence, collaborate on cases, organize litigation strategy, and apply AI to large document collections.

Harbor provides consulting and technology services for law firms and corporate legal teams. Harbor works across legal operations, technology strategy, managed services, data, and organizational transformation.

iCompli by LegalRM provides information-governance technology for law firms. Its iCompli platform helps firms manage records, retention, disposition, compliance, and risk across legal information.

KLDiscovery provides eDiscovery, data recovery, document review, and legal technology services. KLDiscovery supports litigation and investigations involving large volumes of electronically stored information.

Traveling Coaches provides technology training, change management, security awareness, and adoption services for law firms. It helps legal organizations introduce new systems and improve how employees use technology.

Actionstep provides legal practice-management software, particularly for midsize firms. Actionstep combines matters, workflows, billing, accounting, client management, and automation in a single operating platform.

Steno provides court reporting and litigation-support services. Steno uses technology to simplify deposition scheduling, case logistics, remote proceedings, and other workflows used by litigation teams.

PointOne develops AI-powered timekeeping for legal professionals. PointOne captures work activity and helps convert it into accurate billing entries with less manual time recording.

ActiveNav provides data discovery, classification, and information-governance software. Its technology helps organizations identify sensitive information, understand data estates, and reduce information risk.

Affinity Consulting Group provides legal technology consulting and implementation services. Affinity helps firms improve workflows, document systems, productivity tools, practice management, and technology adoption.

Agility Blue provides technology and advisory services for legal organizations. Its work focuses on improving the systems and operational workflows firms rely on to manage legal work.

AlphaSense provides AI-powered market and business intelligence. Legal and professional-services teams use AlphaSense to search company information, filings, research, transcripts, and other business content.

Amazon Web Services provides cloud infrastructure, security, data, and AI services. Law firms and legal technology companies use AWS to host applications, manage sensitive information, and build AI-enabled products.

Avvoka provides document automation technology for legal teams. Avvoka helps firms create automated templates, generate legal documents, standardize clauses, and manage repeatable drafting workflows.

CourtAlert provides court data, docketing, calendaring, and litigation-information technology. Legal teams use the platform to monitor cases, deadlines, filings, and court activity.

DeepJudge provides AI-powered enterprise search for law firms. DeepJudge helps lawyers search firm knowledge and prior work product to surface relevant documents, precedent, expertise, and matter information.

Definely develops legal drafting technology that works inside document workflows. Definely helps lawyers review definitions, references, clauses, and contract language without repeatedly navigating through long documents.

DISCO provides eDiscovery and legal AI software. DISCO helps litigation teams process evidence, conduct document review, manage cases, and apply AI across discovery workflows.

DocStyle develops document-production technology for professional-services organizations. Its tools help legal teams standardize formatting and improve the consistency of documents created across a firm.

Document Drafter develops software for automating document creation. Legal teams can use structured templates and workflow rules to reduce repetitive drafting and standardize common documents.

Draftable provides document-comparison technology. Lawyers use Draftable to quickly identify changes between contracts, PDFs, Word files, and other versions during review.

Draftwise develops AI-powered contract drafting and knowledge technology. Draftwise helps transactional lawyers use precedent, clauses, and institutional knowledge directly within drafting workflows.

ECFX provides automation for electronic court notices. ECFX helps firms automatically collect, organize, distribute, and manage court documents that would otherwise require repetitive manual processing.

eDiscovery AI develops AI technology for discovery and document review. Its software helps litigation teams analyze large data sets, identify relevant information, and reduce manual review work.

efimis develops technology for legal and professional-services organizations. Its products focus on improving how firms manage information and operational workflows.

Egnyte provides secure content management and data-governance technology. Law firms use Egnyte to collaborate on files, manage access, protect sensitive information, and support compliance requirements.

Element Technologies provides IT technology and services for professional organizations. Its work helps firms manage infrastructure, systems, and technology operations supporting day-to-day legal work.

Entegrata provides technology, data, and AI consulting for law firms. Entegrata helps firms improve data strategy, business intelligence, integrations, and AI adoption across legal operations.

Relativity provides eDiscovery and legal-data technology. Relativity helps legal teams collect, process, search, analyze, review, and manage large volumes of information for litigation and investigations.

Clio provides cloud-based legal practice-management software. Clio helps firms manage cases, clients, billing, payments, documents, intake, and increasingly AI-assisted legal workflows.

Smokeball provides practice-management software for law firms. Smokeball combines matter management, document automation, time tracking, billing, and productivity tools for legal teams.

Ivionics provides managed IT and technology services for professional organizations. Its legal-sector work supports infrastructure, cybersecurity, cloud systems, and day-to-day technology operations.

Upland Software provides enterprise software across knowledge management, search, content, and workflow. Its legal-sector technology helps firms surface internal knowledge and make expertise easier to find.

Thomson Reuters provides legal research, professional information, and AI software. Its legal portfolio includes Westlaw, Practical Law, CoCounsel, and workflow technology used by firms and corporate legal departments.

Leya develops an AI workspace for legal professionals. Leya helps lawyers search legal and firm information, review documents, draft work product, and use AI across research and matter workflows.

sa.global provides cloud business applications and consulting for professional-services firms. Its legal offerings connect financial management, CRM, matter operations, and Microsoft technology in a unified environment.

ReVia develops connected workflow technology for legal organizations. ReVia focuses on bringing information and processes together so firms can manage work with fewer disconnected systems.

Datagnome develops AI assistants for legal and professional workflows. Its technology uses conversational interfaces to help users interact with firm information through chat and voice.

Reveal provides AI-powered eDiscovery and investigation software. Reveal helps legal teams process, search, analyze, review, and understand large collections of litigation and investigation data.

Epiq provides legal services and technology across eDiscovery, investigations, information governance, class actions, and legal operations. It supports firms and corporate legal departments handling complex data-intensive matters.

Tungsten Automation provides document and workflow automation technology. Its products help organizations capture information, automate document-heavy processes, and reduce manual administrative work.

HaystackID provides eDiscovery, cybersecurity, information-governance, and legal-data services. HaystackID supports law firms and corporate teams during litigation, investigations, regulatory matters, and complex data projects.

Aderant provides business-management software for law firms. Aderant supports billing, financial management, timekeeping, matter operations, and AI-powered workflows across the business side of legal practice.

Legora develops AI for legal professionals. Legora helps lawyers research, review, draft, analyze documents, and work with legal knowledge through an AI-native workspace.

CaseForte provides practice and case-management technology for law firms. Its software helps firms organize matters, documents, workflows, billing, and operational information around client work.

AtlasFuse by ClearPeople develops enterprise knowledge-management technology. Its Atlas platform helps firms connect Microsoft 365 content, search, knowledge, and AI so professionals can find internal information more easily.

Workstorm provides secure collaboration technology for professional-services organizations. Its platform combines messaging, meetings, file sharing, and external collaboration with security controls suited to legal work.

Arctic Wolf provides managed cybersecurity operations. Its platform combines monitoring, threat detection, incident response, vulnerability management, and security expertise for organizations requiring continuous defense.

Cornerstone.IT provides managed IT and technology consulting for law firms. Its services cover infrastructure, cloud environments, systems management, cybersecurity, and legal application support.

BriefCatch provides legal-writing technology. BriefCatch helps lawyers improve clarity, style, citations, and drafting quality directly within document workflows such as Microsoft Word.

BEC Legal Systems develops software and workflow technology for law firms. Its products support legal document creation, client communication, relationship information, and other firm productivity workflows.

LuMay AI develops AI technology for professional and legal workflows. Its platform focuses on agentic AI and automation that can help firms reduce repetitive work and improve access to information.

Fulcrum GT provides technology and transformation services for legal and professional-services organizations. Fulcrum GT works across business operations, data, finance, and technology modernization.

Wemble provides work-allocation technology for law firms. Wemble helps firms match available lawyers with matters and tasks while giving leaders better visibility into workloads and resource utilization.

Legatics provides transaction-management software for legal teams. Legatics helps lawyers coordinate closing checklists, documents, tasks, approvals, and deal progress across complex transactions.

Candle develops AI technology for legal professionals. Candle focuses on helping lawyers work with documents, knowledge, and everyday legal tasks through an AI-native environment.

HYCU provides backup and data-protection technology for SaaS and cloud applications. Its integrations help legal organizations protect critical information stored across systems such as document-management platforms.

V Group provides IT consulting and AI services. Its legal-sector work includes technology designed to help law firms deploy and manage AI within their existing infrastructure and workflows.

Logikcull provides cloud-based eDiscovery technology. The platform helps legal teams collect, search, review, and produce electronic evidence without relying on traditional discovery infrastructure.

Kraft Kennedy provides technology consulting and managed services for law firms. Its work covers IT strategy, cloud systems, security, infrastructure, application management, and technology projects.

IronOrbit provides private-cloud and managed IT services. Law firms use its infrastructure to host applications, secure desktops, manage data, and support remote legal work.

Syntheia develops document technology for legal workflows. Its tools focus on document comparison and automation that can be integrated into transaction-management and drafting environments.

CODISCOVR develops technology for legal and discovery workflows. Its products are aimed at helping legal teams work more efficiently with matters, documents, and litigation information.

Offit Kurman is a full-service law firm serving businesses and individuals. Its ILTACON activity reflects the growing role of internal innovation and AI programs inside law firms, not only among legal technology vendors.

Newcode.ai develops AI technology for legal workflows. Its tools focus on helping legal professionals use AI across information-intensive work while integrating with the systems firms already use.

What is ILTACON 2026?

ILTACON is a legal technology conference for law-firm professionals, corporate legal teams, legal operations leaders, IT teams, innovation professionals, and companies building technology for the legal sector. The 2026 event brought together 5,780 attendees and 241 booths in Nashville. ILTA

Which legal AI companies attended ILTACON 2026?

Legal AI companies represented included Harvey, Legora, Leya, DeepJudge, Draftwise, LuMay AI, Candle, Datagnome, Newcode.ai, Airia, Billables AI, and other companies applying AI to drafting, knowledge search, timekeeping, document analysis, and legal workflows.

Which document and knowledge-management companies attended ILTACON 2026?

Companies working across legal document and knowledge management included iManage, NetDocuments, Box, Egnyte, DeepJudge, AtlasFuse by ClearPeople, Upland Software, TitanFile, ActiveNav, and BEC Legal Systems.

Which eDiscovery and litigation technology companies attended ILTACON 2026?

eDiscovery and litigation companies included Relativity, Everlaw, DISCO, Reveal, KLDiscovery, Epiq, HaystackID, Logikcull, eDiscovery AI, Steno, and CODISCOVR.

Which legal practice and business-management companies attended ILTACON 2026?

Practice and business-management companies included Filevine, Clio, Actionstep, Smokeball, Aderant, Elite, BigHand, Intapp, CaseForte, and sa.global.

Which cybersecurity, cloud, and legal IT companies attended ILTACON 2026?

Companies represented across cybersecurity, cloud infrastructure, and legal IT included eSentire, Arctic Wolf, AWS, HYCU, IronOrbit, Cornerstone.IT, Kraft Kennedy, Ivionics, Traveling Coaches, V Group, and Element Technologies.

What technology trends stood out at ILTACON 2026?

Major themes included legal AI moving into everyday workflows, AI-powered knowledge search, automated drafting, agentic workflows, modern eDiscovery, automated timekeeping, document automation, cybersecurity, cloud infrastructure, and tighter integration between the systems firms use for matters, documents, knowledge, and business operations.