Legal AI tools

EvenUp automates labor-intensive personal injury drafting and case analysis by extracting medical and billing record details using proprietary PI models. It enables injury law firms to quickly generate grounded demand packages, medical chronologies, complaints, and discovery documents while highlighting missing files and treatment gaps.

This tool helps plaintiffs' attorneys in mass tort litigation quickly surface key facts and get an overview of a case by asking natural language questions about large volumes of electronic documents, rather than manually searching or reviewing. It provides answers with citations to the original documents, enhancing efficiency and reducing costs in e-discovery and trial preparation.

Flank operates as an embedded first line of defense for corporate legal teams, handling high-volume workflows like NDAs and compliance requests directly where employees work. It allows in-house legal departments to automate routine intake, review, and drafting without requiring new interfaces or user training.

GC AI assists in-house legal teams by automating contract review via customizable playbooks and providing exact, character-level citations within Microsoft Word. It supports a broad range of in-house legal responsibilities, including real-time legal research and maintaining matter memory across complex negotiations.

Genie AI offers smart redlining, automated legal drafting, and access to an open library of customizable templates and clauses. It simplifies contract review by flagging non-standard terms and facilitating real-time team collaboration.

GitLaw provides a collaborative, open-source-inspired repository of legal document templates created by lawyers and organizations. It enables small businesses to access, customize, version-track, and generate standard contracts like NDAs and employment agreements for free.

The platform integrates AI-driven legal drafting and research with full matter context, jurisdictional awareness, and native billing tools. It provides end-to-end legal workflow management while maintaining source-verified AI outputs and compliance-grade audit trails.

Harvey allows legal teams to organize case materials, statutes, and court records into shared vaults to ground AI queries across models like Claude, Gemini, and GPT. It accelerates appellate workflows including record reviews, brief analysis, opponent brief breakdown, and oral argument preparation, with integrations like Harvey for Word for inline drafting.

The tool converts frequently used documents, such as contracts and intake forms, into reusable templates, primarily through a Microsoft Word for Windows plugin. It is designed for firms that are technology-oriented and willing to invest in setup, suitable for scaling operations.

Designed specifically for complex litigation like mass torts and class actions, Kalinda automates the vetting of thousands of potential claimants by parsing voluminous medical, financial, and employment records. It generates detailed medical chronologies and qualification reports, allowing law firms to process high volumes of claims faster and at lower cost.

Kira uses pre-trained legal models and custom machine learning to automatically extract over 1,400 built-in clauses and data points for due diligence and contract review. It combines automated field extraction, Generative AI summaries, and export capabilities to streamline deal review for large law firms and corporate legal departments.

This agent acts as a firm's librarian, surfacing and contextualizing internal legal knowledge for attorneys. It is designed to be self-hosted, model-agnostic, and deployable anywhere, offering full data ownership and security controls relevant to legal work product.

LOIS provides tools for brief auditing and case law verification inside Filevine's ecosystem. It extracts citations from draft or filed briefs to detect fabricated cases, altered quotes, and mischaracterized legal authority, while its citator evaluates whether specific propositions within opinions remain good law.

The platform automates low-risk, repeatable contract tasks such as non-disclosure agreements using a combined AI and human-in-the-loop approach. It helps in-house counsel cut legal costs, reduce risk, and save time on routine review to focus on higher-value legal work.

LawVu provides an end-to-end workspace for in-house legal teams to centralize requests, automate contract workflows, and track legal spend. It enables cross-functional collaboration with business stakeholders while providing real-time data and AI-assisted drafting and review.

It serves as a central platform for intake, matter management, contract lifecycle management, and legal spend control, aiming to increase efficiency and provide visibility for legal departments. The system uses AI agents and a unified data layer to connect and intelligently process legal work.

LawX acts as an AI copilot and legal practice management platform tailored for law firms and notary practices. It streamlines administrative tasks, document automation, legal billing, and general workflow operations. It provides a centralized operational platform to increase efficiency across practice management and drafting tasks.

The platform helps law firms capture leads from multiple channels and instantly assess prospect viability using AI (LeadsAI). It also automates intake tasks, provides summaries of prospect interactions, and seamlessly integrates with Filevine for unified case management.

Microsoft's Legal Agent operates directly inside Word on Windows desktop to support contract review, redlining, and risk evaluation. It provides tracked changes and supporting citations for its suggested edits so legal professionals can review recommendations against internal playbook standards.

LegalFly enables in-house counsel to analyze large sets of contracts simultaneously while automatically identifying missing provisions, non-standard terms, and regulatory risks across frameworks like GDPR, DORA, and CSRD. It features automated built-in data anonymization to maintain strict privacy and integrates directly into Microsoft 365 applications.