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Wolters Kluwer executive discusses AI and legal software
Grégoire Miot, Wolters Kluwer’s director of product innovation for the legal sector, spoke about artificial intelligence and legal work.
He said AI has transformed the work done in the legal profession.
He also presented software made by Wolters Kluwer for law firms and companies’ legal departments.
Law firms and in-house legal teams are the intended users of these tools.
The discussion took place on the French business broadcaster BFM Business.
It was part of the programme Paroles d'entreprises, presented by Vincent Touraine.
The programme airs on Saturdays, and no further developments were specified.
Grégoire Miot of Wolters Kluwer discussed how artificial intelligence has changed legal work on BFM Business.
He presented software products designed for law firms and corporate legal departments.
The discussion aired on the programme Paroles d’entreprises, hosted by Vincent Touraine.
The programme was produced by partner Médias France.
- Who
- Grégoire Miot, Wolters Kluwer’s director of product innovation for the legal sector.
- What
- He discussed AI’s impact on legal work and presented software for law firms and corporate legal departments.
- When
- Saturday, 10 October. The article was published on 10 October 2026.
- Where
- On BFM Business, in the programme Paroles d’entreprises.
- Why
- Not stated
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- Speaker
- Grégoire Miot
- Company
- Wolters Kluwer
- Programme
- Paroles d’entreprises
- Host
- Vincent Touraine
Sources
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