A litigation associate you train in an afternoon. It works from the full context of your case, every document indexed and citable, with court rules, verified research, and your firm's own forms and voice built in. Built by litigators, and you always stay attorney of record.
How it works
Years of associate training, delivered in an afternoon. Set the voice, give it the matter, and put it to work, all grounded in your complete file.
Ten minutes of setup: decide how formal, how verbose, and how assertive it should be, so the output sounds like you, not like a chatbot.
Drop in the complaint and it builds the file automatically: caption, parties, filing date, and case structure extracted in seconds.
Upload pleadings, exhibits, your firm's forms, and your own research, up to 75 documents at a time. It reads, summarizes, and indexes every page. Your files stay private to your firm.
Ask questions, run verified research, build the Case Bible, and draft motions and letters, all cited to your complete file. You stay the reviewer of record.
Capabilities
Not a chatbot or a research overlay. Every tool works from the full context of your case, and cites to the record so you can verify every line.
Upload a complaint and your associate extracts the caption, parties, and filing date automatically, then reads, summarizes, and indexes every page.
Ask a substantive question and get an answer from the full record, quoting the controlling language and citing the exact section and page. Every referenced document opens with one click so you can confirm it yourself.
Evidence review across the whole record, docket analysis that tells you where the matter stands procedurally, and document comparison that shows exactly what changed between two versions. Meetings come back as summaries, so what was decided on a call lands in the file instead of a notepad.
Deep, multi-step analysis against verified legal databases, with each authority independently confirmed and marked. If a citation can't be verified, it tells you. Convert any thread into a brief, research, or comprehensive memo, exported to Word, Markdown, or PDF.
Pick your state and court, federal, state district, or bankruptcy, and it drafts with that court's rules and local rules built in. It produces an outline first, so you direct the argument before a word is written, then edit inline and export to Word.
Oppositions, reply briefs, and surreplies drafted against the brief in front of you rather than a template, with their authorities read and answered. Weakness analysis turns the same read on your own filing first, so you find the soft spot before opposing counsel builds their argument on it.
Upload your letterhead once. Your associate studies your firm's past letters to learn your formatting and tone, then drafts demand, preservation, and settlement letters, dialed more formal or more assertive on request.
Deposition outlines built from the file itself, so every line of questioning traces back to a document you can put in front of the witness. Afterward it turns the transcript into an indexed, citable summary, so the testimony you need three months from now is a search instead of a re-read.
Work from a podium outline or the full argument, with the questions the bench is most likely to ask laid out beside them. Then run a hostile-bench drill against your own position and find the weak point in chambers instead of at the lectern.
Your entire matter distilled into one living document: the summary, the themes, the players, and the shape of the dispute. It stays with the file and grows as the case does.
Why it's different
Most legal AI is a research overlay or a generic chatbot built by engineers. AI Associate was designed by practicing litigators using it on live matters, and it's configured for one attorney at a time.
General AI tools cap you at a small stack of uploads. Your associate builds every answer on the total context of the case, which can be thousands of documents, indexed page by page so context survives at scale.
Rules of civil procedure for every state, court and local rules, and pre-analyzed claims, defenses, and statutes of limitations, state by state. That foundation ships on day one.
Your forms, your templates, your tone. It learns from the documents and letters your firm has actually produced, and every output can be tuned formal or plain, brief or verbose.
Matter documents, firm forms, and research libraries are segregated to your firm, and your associate is privilege-aware when preparing anything intended for the other side.
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A legal AI litigation associate you train to your firm. It works from the full context of your case, every document indexed and citable, with court rules, verified legal research, and your firm's own forms and voice built in. Train it once, give it your matter, and put it to work: answering questions about your case, running verified research, building case summaries, and drafting motions and letters that sound like you wrote them.
It's firm-grade, not consumer-grade. It reads the whole matter file (not just what you paste in), drafts in your voice, verifies every citation, returns court-formatted documents, and keeps your data private. Generic chatbots like ChatGPT are fine for one-off drafts, but this is built for matter-spanning, citation-safe work product. And unlike enterprise legal-AI platforms like Harvey, which are built for large firms and configured for the whole organization, AI Associate is tuned to a single attorney's voice and judgment, so solos and small firms get the same edge without an enterprise contract.
It operates under a hard rule: it may not write a case citation or statute it hasn't actually retrieved from a verified legal database. Every authority carries a verification indicator showing it was independently confirmed, and when something can't be verified, your associate says so and asks you to check it rather than papering over the gap. Cited sources open in one click, down to the page. You remain the final reviewer.
Your matter documents, firm forms, and research libraries are segregated to your firm, and your associate is privilege-aware, accounting for whether documents are privileged when it prepares anything intended for the other side. Your work product stays yours.
No, they're complementary. Westlaw and Lexis are case databases; AI Associate owns the work-product creation. Keep your research subscription and let the associate handle the drafting, discovery, and analysis around it.
Solo and small-firm litigators: commercial litigation, bankruptcy, civil litigation, plaintiff-side, and insurance defense. The customization matters most when one attorney's voice and judgment drives the work. Need a human instead? Hire an Hourly or Project-Based associate.
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