Catania, 16/10/2024 – iCTLab, a company offering Digital Forensics and Artificial Intelligence services and solutions, proudly announces the recognition of three cutting-edge solutions developed by the company in the recent “Legal Tech 2024 Report,” produced by 4cLegal in collaboration with Gruppo 24 Ore.

The report, which evaluated 33 legal tech solutions, was presented by a high-profile Technical Commission during a dedicated event held at the Sole 24 Ore headquarters on October 14, 2024. The event was chaired by Emanuele Camandona, Partner at CastaldiPartners, and was attended by legal and technology industry experts.

The three iCTLab solutions recognized as "Newcomers" in the LegalTech AI market are:

CAVE: An Intelligent Machine Vision solution that processes multimedia content through four modules (CLEAN, ANALYSE, VERIFY, EXPLORE), enhancing quality, extracting structured data, verifying data authenticity, detecting manipulations and deepfakes, and facilitating searches in large archives.

iOCR: An advanced tool for digitizing and analyzing complex documents, creating a digital twin of the paper document, automating critical processes, and enabling legal professionals, businesses, and public administrations to save valuable time.

LexIcon: An advanced virtual assistant for legal professionals. It quickly analyzes large archives, answers complex questions, and assists with various legal tasks such as document summarization, case preparation, and contract review. It accelerates processes, improves work quality, and allows professionals to focus on higher-value activities, enhancing their expertise without replacing it. All within a simple and customizable interface.

“We are extremely proud of this recognition,” said Antonino Paratore, CEO of iCTLab. “These solutions represent our ongoing commitment to innovating the legal sector, offering tools designed by legal professionals for legal professionals, radically transforming how they work.”

The "Legal Tech 2024 Report" is the result of an initiative that brought together leading academics and professionals, including Professor Marilisa D’Amico, Vice-Rector of the University of Milan, Professor Paolo Ceravolo from the University of Milan, and Professor Cristina Poncibò from the University of Turin.

For more information on the solutions presented by iCTLab and to access the full report, visit: https://www.4clegal.com/hot-topic/primo-rapporto-legal-tech-4clegal-gruppo-24-ore