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Maddocks Deploys Cicero AI Platform Firm-Wide Following Successful Pilot

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July 3, 2025
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Maddocks adopts Cicero AI platform to drive client value through innovation

National law firm Maddocks has moved Cicero, the litigation-focused AI platform from Automatise, into firm-wide production after a successful, extended trial across live matters.

“Cicero proved it can accelerate evidence review while preserving the rigour our clients expect. The efficiencies we saw during the pilot, together with the ability to investigate and verify key issues from the documentary evidence, made the case for Maddocks’ wider adoption of the platform.”
Shaun Temby, Partner, Maddocks

Collaborative refinement

During the trial Maddocks’ lawyers worked closely with Automatise’s development team to strengthen reviewer verification and quality-control checkpoints. The collaboration produced tighter audit trails and full traceability of outputs, giving the firm confidence in the platform’s defensibility.

“Adopting Cicero fits squarely within our digital strategy. The platform integrates smoothly with our existing systems, meets strict security and data-residency standards, and now includes reviewer-verification workflows that mirror our internal controls. Automatise’s responsiveness showed they are a genuine innovation partner, helping us deliver greater value to clients through best-of-breed technology.”
Brad Kay, Chief Information Officer, Maddocks
“Maddocks brought invaluable insight from complex disputes, challenging us to ensure not just tracability back to sources but to the reviewers tasked with verifying the outputs. That input has signifcantly improved Cicero for all our users, and we are pleased to support the firm as usage scales.”
Joseph Rayment, Chief Executive Officer, Automatise

Commitment to client value

Embedding Cicero into day-to-day practice underlines Maddocks’ focus on continual innovation. By equipping teams with market-leading technology, the firm aims to deliver faster insights, stronger case preparation, and a more seamless experience for clients.

Implementation Underway

Deployment of Cicero is currently proceeding across Maddocks' offices nationally, with full implementation expected to be complete by the end of Q3 2025.

About Maddocks  Maddocks is a leading Australian law firm providing exceptional legal services to corporations, businesses, governments, and individuals. With offices in Sydney, Melbourne, and Canberra, Maddocks combines deep legal expertise with innovative technology solutions to deliver outstanding client outcomes.

About Automatise Automatise is an Australian legal technology company specialising in AI-powered solutions for the legal industry. Its flagship product, Cicero AI, transforms litigation practice through intelligent evidence review, fact extraction, and case analysis capabilities.

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