Baltimore, Maryland – March 5th, 2026 – Altorney today announced it will debut MARC Investigate at Legalweek 2026, a groundbreaking new feature set that enables legal teams to move from a problem to answers in minutes — entirely within their own environment. Unlike platforms that require documents to be migrated to external systems before analysis can begin, MARC Investigate operates within the corporation’s existing tech stack, giving legal teams the power to probe and understand their data before it ever needs to leave. Full investigative power. Zero data exposure.
MARC Investigate represents a significant evolution in legal AI — one that fundamentally changes how legal teams approach complex investigations. By meeting data where it already lives, legal professionals can proactively surface patterns, identify key narratives, and make critical decisions earlier in the process, long before committing to a full-scale review platform. The result is faster, more defensible outcomes.
“Legal teams don’t need more complexity — they need answers, fast,” said Shimmy Messing CEO of Altorney. “MARC Investigate is built for exactly that. It’s simple to deploy, available within your existing environment from day one, and gets legal teams from question to insight in minutes. That’s the promise, and that’s what we’re delivering at Legalweek.”
Designed specifically for in-house counsel, MARC Investigate delivers on three fronts that matter most: security, simplicity, and cost. The platform transforms complex investigations into coherent narratives — fast. Stop Reviewing. Start Understanding.
At Legalweek 2026, attendees can experience MARC Investigate’s intuitive three-step workflow firsthand:
- Investigate: Upload matter data and MARC immediately structures the investigation using issue-driven flows, replacing targeted search and review with intelligent, automated analysis.
- Refine: Chat directly with the entire corpus to learn what you don’t know — what happened, when, who was involved, and how serious the problem is — before committing to a full-scale review platform.
- Act: As the investigation unfolds, Adaptive Learning continuously surfaces additional information, patterns, and connections that no keyword search could find — enabling legal teams to mitigate risk early, and ensure outcomes that are both comprehensive and defensible.
To see MARC Investigate in action, visit Altorney at Legalweek 2026.
About Altorney
Founded by legaltech veterans, Altorney builds elegant, unconventional tech that redefines how legal teams source talent and manage document review. We offer two purpose-built solutions tackling persistent pain points in legal work. The first, Altorney, is a self-service legal talent platform that empowers law firms, LSPs, and corporate legal departments to instantly source vetted reviewers, track performance in real time, and reduce reliance on traditional staffing agencies. The second, MARC, is an unhosted, GenAI-powered review engine that automates first-pass decisions before documents are ever uploaded to a review platform. Whether building a more efficient review function or automating it entirely, Altorney helps legal teams move faster, operate with greater oversight, and lower the cost of getting to the truth. Learn more at www.altorney.com or follow us on LinkedIn.