Clio Brings the Industry’s First Intelligent Legal Work Platform to Asia-Pacific

Clio, the global leader in legal AI technology, today announced the availability of Clio Work in New Zealand, Singapore, and Hong Kong. This launch marks a significant expansion for the company in the Asia-Pacific region, introducing the industry’s first Intelligent Legal Work Platform that bridges the business and practice of law through AI.

For solicitors and legal practitioners in these jurisdictions, Clio Work represents a fundamental shift in how legal technology supports the practice of law. Unlike generic AI tools that operate in isolation, Clio Work is purpose-built to understand the specific context of a firm’s cases. It integrates the documents, deadlines, and communications already stored within Clio’s Intelligent Legal Work Platform and pairs them with a vast library of verified legal authority.

“Legal practitioners have long navigated a landscape of disconnected tools that separate their case files from their legal research, and with Clio Work, we are closing that gap,” said Denise Farmer, General Manager, APAC at Clio. “We are bringing a true System of Action to New Zealand, Singapore, and Hong Kong. These are markets that demand high standards of efficiency and accuracy. Our platform understands the unique context of every matter and empowers solicitors to turn information into strategy instantly.”

A New Standard for Intelligent Legal Operations

Clio Work addresses the fragmentation that has historically slowed down legal firms. By connecting the business of law (legal operations) with the practice of law (legal research), Clio Work eliminates the need for practitioners to switch between multiple disconnected systems.

Key capabilities available to firms in New Zealand, Singapore, and Hong Kong include:

• Context-Aware Intelligence: Clio Work proactively leverages matter data, including file notes, correspondence, and court dates, to surface insights and identify risks relevant to the specific case at hand.
• Authoritative Legal Grounding: Powered by Clio Library, the world’s largest global legal dataset, Clio Work ensures every output is grounded in verified legal authority. The library includes comprehensive coverage across Commonwealth jurisdictions, ensuring practitioners can rely on citations that are accurate and court-ready.
• Seamless Workflow: Insights generated in Clio Work funnel directly into firm workflows, allowing practitioners to turn research into drafted documents, client updates, and strategic advice without leaving the platform.

Defining the Future of Legal Work

The availability of Clio Work ensures that New Zealand, Singapore, and Hong Kong are driving the shift toward intelligent legal work. The platform goes beyond organising work to actively advance it, setting a new benchmark for how legal services are delivered in the region.

“This is a pivotal moment for the APAC legal market,” continued Farmer. “By integrating a tool that interprets intent and delivers legally grounded output, we are empowering practitioners to look up from their screens and focus on the human connections and high-value advocacy that define the best of the legal profession.”

Availability

Clio Work is available now for legal professionals in New Zealand, Singapore, and Hong Kong. For more information, visit www.clio.com/au.

About Clio

Clio is the global leader in legal AI technology, empowering legal professionals and law firms of every size to work smarter, faster, and more securely. Purpose-built for the legal industry, Clio’s Intelligent Legal Work Platform streamlines workflows, improves decision-making, and combines powerful technology with industry-leading security. Trusted by hundreds of thousands of legal professionals in more than 130 countries, and approved by over 100 bar associations and law societies worldwide, Clio sets the standard for innovation and client success across the legal profession. Backed by world-class investors and a mission to transform the legal experience for all, Clio is defining the future of legal work through AI. Learn more at www.clio.com/au.