Thomson Reuters launches global Multinational Profile to expand CoCounsel
Oct 14, 2026, 6:11 AM EDT1 sourcesAI-analyzed
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Expansion of CoCounsel with Multinational Profile could lift long-term ARR and gross margin opportunities via higher-adoption enterprise deals; historical parallels include AI-enabled, integrated platforms driving mid-to-long-term multiple expansion for tech-enabled professional software providers, though near-term gains may be modest as rollout occurs.
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Thomson Reuters unveiled the Multinational Profile within CoCounsel Legal, enabling cross-border research from 100+ jurisdictions in a single workflow. The upgrade fuses trusted Westlaw and Practical Law content and aims for 90+ country availability by 2026, with UK live now and October 2026 for U.S., Europe, Canada, and Australia. This could expand TRI’s enterprise legal software revenue and strengthen its competitive moat.
Cross-border research from 100+ countries in one workflow.
Next-gen CoCounsel integrates Westlaw/Practical Law content globally, 90+ countries by 2026.
UK availability now; U.S./EU/Canada/Australia rollout by October 2026.
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