Legal tech provider Mary Technology has partnered with national plaintiff law firm Maurice Blackburn to launch an ongoing pilot of its Fact Management System.
Mary Technology and Maurice Blackburn have launched a new collaboration to integrate Mary Technology’s Fact Management System into the firm’s daily operations.
The ongoing pilot will help streamline fact management, improve efficiency, and redefine how practitioners within the firm manage cases, with Maurice Blackburn to utilise Mary Technology across key legal workflows.
Mary Technology officially launched its Fact Management System (FMS) into the legal profession earlier this year, a new legal tech category addressing “fact chaos”. The system enables legal teams to rapidly extract, organise, and analyse case facts from large volumes of documents, particularly useful in litigation, personal injury, class actions, and other practice areas.
The nationwide six-month pilot has rolled out to a subset of users nationwide across all practice areas in the firm – and Maurice Blackburn chief digital officer Greg Emsley said the partnership underscored a shared commitment to innovation, client service, and the strategic use of AI to support the future of law.
“We are delighted to be working with the team from Mary, supporting a homegrown start-up with a deep focus on innovating legal workflows. Maurice Blackburn is committed to investing in innovative technologies that support our lawyers and paralegals navigate the volumes of manual tasks and document reviews they face every day,” he said.
“We both share the goal of providing better outcomes for our people as well as our clients. Mary Technology’s approach is thoughtful innovation – both practical and purposefully designed with legal professionals at its core. It represents the kind of innovation we want to support.”
Through this collaboration, the legal tech provider will work closely with Maurice Blackburn’s teams to optimise the tool for the unique demands of personal injury and litigation. The partnership also informs the growing capabilities of the FMS, according to Mary Technology co-founder and COO Rowan McNamee.
“Maurice Blackburn is one of the largest and most forward-thinking firms in Australia, and we’re thrilled that they share our vision that the Fact Management System is a critical solution to the fact chaos lawyers face every day,” he said.
“We’re excited to grow this partnership and help drive real transformation across the Australian legal industry.”
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