News/ 7th August 2025 /Cormac Cahill

Global battery leader Duracell has become the first company to adopt a new integrated AI-augmented contracting solution developed by Eudia, in partnership with recently acquired Irish legal services provider Johnson Hana.The announcement marks a significant milestone for Eudia, a US-based leader in Augmented Intelligence for Fortune 500 legal departments.It comes just weeks after the company completed its acquisition of Johnson Hana, a move that significantly expands Eudia’s presence in Ireland and Europe.Duracell’s decision to onboard the new solution signals growing demand for AI-augmented legal services that fuse advanced technology with expert legal talent in a single, fixed-price model.The offering integrates Eudia’s proprietary AI platform with Johnson Hana’s team of over 300 legal consultants.

“We're happy to be the first company to take advantage of this groundbreaking partnership between Eudia and Johnson Hana,” said Gary Hood, Chief Legal Officer at Duracell.

“This represents exactly the kind of innovation our legal department has been seeking. It’s a solution that doesn't just give us better technology or better people, but creates something entirely new by combining both.”

Eudia describes the engagement as a validation of its core belief: that the future of legal work lies in augmenting human expertise with AI, rather than replacing it.

By embedding Johnson Hana’s legal knowledge directly into its systems, Eudia is aiming to build an entirely new category of legal services.

“Duracell's decision to select Eudia’s latest offering represents a watershed moment for our industry,” said Eudia CEO Omar Haroun.

“This engagement proves that forward-thinking legal leaders understand the transformative potential of truly integrated human-AI partnerships.”

Dan Fox, CEO of Johnson Hana, said the partnership signals a shift in how legal services are delivered.

The announcement marks a significant milestone for Eudia, a US-based leader in Augmented Intelligence for Fortune 500 legal departments.

“This is more than just contract support; it’s a reimagining of how legal work gets done: faster, smarter, and at scale,” he said.

The Duracell partnership also reinforces Eudia’s ambition to build a global network of AI-augmented legal professionals.

With backing from General Catalyst and a client roster that includes Cargill, DHL, and Coherent, Eudia is positioning itself as a new breed of company—one that redefines how legal work is done in the age of AI.