AI.Law

AI.Law positions itself as a litigation operating system for civil litigators. It works across a matter's documents, notes, emails, and intake to answer questions built from the case file, organize documents, map claims and defenses to elements and evidence, flag gaps, track deadlines across matters, build timelines, identify parties and witnesses, and produce drafts such as complaints and motions. The page states that answers cite source documents, case-law citations link to opinions, and lawyers keep control of strategy and filings in line with ABA Formal Opinion 512. It states it never trains on customer data and holds SOC 2 Type II controls with encryption in transit and at rest. A free trial to analyze one case is offered with no card required, and a free Calendar and CRM are mentioned.

Key features

• Chat with case files, answering questions from the matter's documents with citations to source documents
• Document organization that classifies files and routes high-confidence files to folders on AI plans
• Extraction of parties, witnesses, and a dated timeline from case documents
• War Room view mapping claims and defenses to required elements and supporting evidence, with gaps flagged
• Lawsuit drafting built claim by claim from the case file
• Motion drafting with authority behind points, delivered as a formatted Word document
• Deadline tracking across matters, including statutes of limitations and hearings, with color-coded urgency
• Automated client intake where AI interviews and qualifies leads and produces a structured report
• Citation verification, including a full brief analysis tool that verifies citations in one pass
• Optional email, phone, and calendar integrations
• Free Calendar and CRM

Best suited for

• Civil litigators and litigation firms handling case files
• Firms seeking help with case chronologies, first drafts, deadline tracking, and client intake
• Attorneys wanting to review AI-sourced citations and file references before relying on them

Pricing

Not stated on the website