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AI reads and summarizes contracts in minutes, flags non-standard clauses, identifies missing provisions, and highlights potential risks — replacing hours of associate time.
AI searches case law, statutes, and regulations across jurisdictions to surface relevant precedents and build legal arguments faster than traditional research tools.
AI processes thousands of documents in a data room, extracts key information, and creates structured summaries across deal categories in days instead of weeks.
Automate regulatory change monitoring, track compliance obligations across jurisdictions, and alert legal teams to new requirements affecting the business.
AI generates first drafts of standard legal documents — NDAs, service agreements, employment contracts — in seconds from a template or description.
AI reviews discovery documents, identifies relevant evidence, and builds chronologies of events to accelerate litigation preparation.
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The most powerful general-purpose legal AI. Built on top of frontier LLMs with legal-specific fine-tuning. Handles contract review, legal research, due diligence, and drafting. Used by Am Law 100 firms and leading in-house teams globally.
Casetext's CoCounsel AI handles legal research, contract analysis, and deposition prep. Strong on US case law research and now part of Thomson Reuters, giving it access to Westlaw's database.
Ironclad digitizes the entire contract lifecycle — request, draft, negotiate, sign, store, and analyze. AI powers faster review cycles and contract analytics across the portfolio.
Leading platforms like Harvey and CoCounsel achieve high accuracy on well-defined tasks like contract clause extraction and legal research. That said, all AI output should be reviewed by a qualified attorney before use. These tools accelerate lawyer work — they don't replace legal judgment.
Enterprise legal AI platforms offer private deployment options, SOC 2 compliance, and strict data isolation between clients. Harvey, for example, offers dedicated instances so your data is never used to train models for other customers. Always review the security architecture before sharing privileged information.
Pricing varies widely. Harvey and CoCounsel are typically $100–$300+ per user per month at enterprise scale. Contract CLM tools like Ironclad are priced by the number of contracts managed. Most offer demos and proof-of-concept periods.
No — and the best legal AI companies don't claim it can. AI dramatically accelerates research, review, and drafting tasks, but legal judgment, client relationships, courtroom advocacy, and complex strategic advice remain firmly human. AI is best thought of as a very capable associate that never sleeps.
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