Framing the legal question, finding and reading the authority, and writing a memo you can stand behind. AI accelerates the reading; you supply the judgement and the verification.
AI summarises judgments, drafts an IRAC skeleton and produces an authority table. It cannot be the final word on an authority — every citation must be opened and checked before the memo is sent.
A fuzzy question produces a fuzzy memo.
Judgments, statutes, practice directions — not summaries.
Issue, Rule, Application, Conclusion, labelled authority or reasoning.
Open it, confirm it is current and on point, add the pin cite.
A named lawyer approves; the ledger goes on the file.
Thomson Reuters' legal AI assistant (from the Casetext team) for research, document review and drafting grounded in trusted legal content.
LexisNexis' AI layer over its research platform, with conversational search, summarisation and drafting linked to its citator.
vLex's research assistant, strong on multi-jurisdictional and comparative material.
Answer engine that searches the web and cites its sources
Our own system: a plain-English method, rules and checklists that make AI-assisted legal work verifiable before it reaches a client or a court.