Crosby pursues AI legal work insurance… currently all cases are reviewed by lawyers
Original headline크로스비, AI 법률업무 보험 추진…현재는 변호사가 전건 검토
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Crosby is pursuing professional liability insurance for legal work produced by its AI agents, aiming to eventually cover output that no lawyer reviews. Founder Ryan Daniels said in a July 28 LinkedIn post that lawyers currently review every deliverable, but that full review may not be necessary as the agents improve. The company provides commercial contract legal services, with AI agents handling research, analysis and drafting while lawyers supervise them. The move matters because insurance could let Crosby shift more work to AI without a lawyer checking each item, a key barrier to scaling automated legal services. What to watch next is whether an insurer underwrites AI-only output and whether Crosby discloses terms, pricing or a launch date.
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