The Law Office

• Legal research assistant: Quickly surfaces relevant case law, statutes, and precedents from large databases.
• Document summarization: Condenses lengthy case files, contracts, or depositions into digestible briefs.
• Smart intake forms: Uses conversational AI to pre-screen potential clients and collect structured information.
• Discovery assistance: AI can sort and tag thousands of documents in litigation discovery, flagging relevant materials.

• Contract templates: Auto-generates first drafts of NDAs, leases, or partnership agreements.
• Court filings: Prepares draft motions, petitions, or briefs for attorney review.
• Error spotting: AI checks for missing clauses, inconsistencies, or risky language in legal documents.
• Correspondence drafting: Creates polished client emails or formal letters, ready for attorney signature.

• 24/7 virtual receptionist: AI chatbot handles initial inquiries, schedules consultations, or provides FAQs.
• Case status updates: Generates clear, plain-language summaries of case progress for clients.
• Billing transparency: AI explains invoices and time entries in client-friendly terms.
• Client sentiment analysis: Tracks client communications to detect dissatisfaction or emerging needs.

• Time tracking assistant: Auto-generates time entries from calendar, email, and document edits.
• Billing optimization: AI spots unbilled work and ensures time is captured correctly.
• Knowledge base: Builds a searchable archive of past cases, filings, and arguments for internal use.
• Staff onboarding: AI creates quick training modules for new paralegals or associates.

• Thought leadership: Drafts LinkedIn posts, newsletters, and blog content from attorney notes.
• Client prospecting: Identifies potential corporate clients through public records and filings.
• Reputation monitoring: Scans reviews and press mentions for opportunities or risks.
• Proposal support: Drafts RFP responses and tailored pitches for new business.

(Note: always double-check outputs — AI models are an assistant, not a legal authority.)