The acquisition advances Clio's vision for proactive legal intelligence, with Page's horizon scanning technology set to join Vincent to help legal teams anticipate legislative and regulatory changes before they take effect.
BOSTON, Oct. 26, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- Clio, the global leader in legal AI, today announced that it has acquired Page, an AI-driven government relations and regulatory intelligence platform that monitors legislative and regulatory activity worldwide. The acquisition deepens Clio's investment in legal AI that tracks emerging legislation and regulation, helping legal teams anticipate the impact and prepare before new requirements take effect.
Anticipating legal and regulatory change before they take effect
Some of the most consequential legal and regulatory developments begin long before legislation is enacted. As proposals move through legislative chambers, lawmakers debate competing priorities and industry groups seek to influence their direction, shaping decisions that can have significant implications for businesses and the clients they serve. Earlier visibility into these developments gives corporate legal teams the opportunity to inform budgets, operational planning, and discussions with executive leadership, while enabling law firms to advise clients and assess potential risks before proposed changes become law.
Page provides that visibility by monitoring government activity across multiple jurisdictions, including US federal legislation and all 50 states. Its technology analyzes bills, regulations, legislative hearings, and other government materials, identifying developments relevant to each organization and capturing the discussions that shape their progression. By monitoring committee hearings as they happen, Page provides insight into the factors driving a bill, objections raised by lawmakers, and positions taken by industry groups. It also examines how comparable legislation has progressed across jurisdictions, transforming extensive government information into targeted intelligence that helps organizations assess the direction and potential impact of proposed changes.
"The future of legal AI is knowing where the law is going as clearly as we know where it stands today," said Jack Newton, CEO & Founder of Clio. "The decisions that reshape industries often begin in committee rooms, years before their consequences are felt. With Page, we're opening an entirely new dimension of legal intelligence, giving lawyers the foresight to anticipate what's coming and a stronger voice in shaping what happens next."
Extending regulatory intelligence across legal and government affairs through horizon scanning
Building on these capabilities, Clio will introduce Page's horizon scanning technology within Vincent over the coming months. Customers will be able to establish tailored monitoring preferences, define the legislative and regulatory developments most relevant to their organizations or clients, and receive daily intelligence briefings informed by those priorities. This will create a more comprehensive view of the legal landscape, connecting existing laws and their application with the legislative activity that could change them.
"Page was founded on the belief that organizations should have a clearer understanding of the government decisions that shape their future," said Ben Cox, Co-Founder and CEO at Page. "Every day, governments produce enormous volumes of information, from proposed legislation to committee debates. Within it are critical signals about where policy is heading that sit alongside many competing voices and procedural steps. We've built technology that intelligently identifies the signals that matter and makes them accessible and meaningful. Joining Clio gives us the opportunity to extend that intelligence to more organizations and establish a new standard for how legal and government relations teams anticipate regulatory change."
Beyond its applications for law firms and corporate legal departments, government relations teams can use this intelligence to track emerging policy priorities, understand the driving forces that shape legislative decisions and inform their engagement with lawmakers. As organizations navigate increasingly complex regulatory environments, greater visibility into the policymaking process can help align government affairs strategies with broader business priorities and ensure their perspectives are represented while legislation is still taking shape.
About Clio
Clio is the global leader in legal AI, powering legal work across the profession, from law firms of every size to corporate legal teams, government agencies, and courts. Its Intelligent Legal Work Platform unites the business and practice of law, connecting the people, information, and processes behind legal work. Clio's AI brings the context together with legal sources drawn from Clio Library, a growing collection of more than one billion legal documents. Over 400,000 legal professionals in more than 130 countries rely on Clio to run their legal world. Learn more at www.clio.com.
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