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An AI legal assistant for law firms.
An AI paralegal that handles client intake, AI contract review, first drafts and deadline tracking, with every draft reviewed by your lawyers.
What is an AI legal assistant?
An AI legal assistant, sometimes called an AI paralegal, handles the work around legal work. It reads intake forms and email, reviews contracts against your playbook, drafts from your own templates, tracks deadlines and keeps clients informed. Every draft waits for a lawyer, and it never gives legal advice on its own. We set it up around your firm and keep it running.
What the agent handles
Client intake
Collect the facts, run your intake questions and hand the lawyer a clean summary with documents attached.
First drafts from your templates
NDAs, engagement letters and standard agreements drafted from your own precedents, ready for review.
AI contract review
A first pass on every contract: missing clauses, unusual terms and deviations from your playbook, flagged before a lawyer reads it.
Deadline and calendar tracking
Pull key dates from documents and correspondence, and remind the right person well before they matter.
Client updates
Send clear status updates on each matter on the schedule you set, in your firm’s voice.
Time entries
Turn email and calendar activity into draft time entries for a lawyer to confirm.
Works with the tools you already use
Microsoft 365OneDriveGmailGoogle Drive
Notion
Slack
WhatsApp
ZoomQuestions
Something else on your mind? Talk to us.
Will AI replace lawyers?
No. An AI legal assistant takes the intake, first drafts and admin so lawyers spend their time on judgement, advice and clients. Anything that leaves the firm is still reviewed and sent by a lawyer.
Is client information kept confidential?
Client data stays in your firm’s account under your permissions. Access runs through SSO and roles, and every action the assistant takes is recorded in an audit log.
Does it work with our document system?
It works with Microsoft 365, OneDrive, Google Drive and Notion. If your firm runs a dedicated document management system, tell us and we will scope the connection with you.
Does it give legal advice?
No. It prepares summaries, drafts and first-pass reviews for a lawyer. Advice, and anything that reaches a client, comes from your firm.