AI.Law is an AI tool designed specifically for U.S. civil litigation attorneys, aimed at helping lawyers quickly extract information from heavy case files, organize materials, draft documents, and track case progress. Its core positioning is a "litigation operating system," rather than a single AI drafting tool.
Purpose: AI.Law primarily serves civil litigation attorneys overwhelmed by work, helping them read entire case files, quickly respond to complex situations, and free up time. It is suitable for civil cases in any U.S. jurisdiction.
Main capabilities:
- Understand the case: Ask questions across all documents in a case or firm, with answers built from the case itself and citing source documents; case citations come with clickable links and are not from internet searches.
- Organize documents: After dragging in folders, the AI processes documents in the background, classifying them by content rather than file name, with high-confidence documents automatically filed; extract parties, witnesses, and a dated timeline from the documents.
- Analyze evidence: The War Room view maps each claim and defense to the elements that must be proven and the evidence behind them, flagging where evidence is missing or weak.
- Draft documents: Build complaints item by item based on case documents; motions argue under the correct standards and include authoritative support; output formatted Word documents that can be edited directly.
- Verify work: Document citations can open a preview and highlight the cited passage, and case citations link to the actual judicial opinions; the full brief analysis tool can verify citations in one pass.
- Track cases: Extract key dates from case data and documents, aggregate them into a calendar across all cases, color-code them by urgency and show days remaining, and provide a daily morning briefing.
- Client intake: AI interviews and screens potential clients and provides a structured report.
How to use: Users can try one case for free. Manage cases by dragging in files, asking questions, and using features such as the War Room, calendar, and CRM. AI.Law emphasizes that every touchpoint (intake, documents, analysis, drafting, case activity) shares the same context, achieving one case, one interconnected system. Optional email, phone, and calendar integrations improve accuracy.
Use cases: Civil litigation attorneys handling repetitive work such as case analysis, evidence organization, document drafting, deadline tracking, and client intake.
Limitations and notes: AI.Law is built on published U.S. federal and state judicial opinions, with each claim built according to the elements applicable in its state. Customer data is never used for training. It has SOC 2 Type II controls, with encryption in transit and at rest. Referring to ABA Formal Opinion 512, attorneys always retain control over strategy, review, and every filing. It holds U.S.Patent No. 12,461,932. Calendar and CRM are permanently free. Specific pricing pages for other features are not currently provided in the materials.