AI Lawyer
AI Lawyer fact sheet
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In one sentence
AI Lawyer is a planned assistant for legal research, documents and step-by-step legal tasks: it gives legal information, not legal advice, and it is coming soon, with no code yet.
The facts
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| Name | AI Lawyer |
| This information website | lawstreet.si (the product itself does not exist yet) |
| What it is | A planned assistant for legal research, documents and step-by-step legal tasks |
| What it is not | Not a law firm. It does not give legal advice and does not replace an advocate |
| Status | Coming soon. No code yet; it will be designed only after legal review |
| Who it is for | Individuals, small and medium businesses, law firms and in-house legal teams |
| Apps and devices | Not decided |
| Languages | Not decided |
| Document storage | Not decided; do not rely on it for real matters |
| Pricing | Not decided; planned as a subscription, with options such as document credits and law-firm licences |
| Contact | By phone, from this website's contact page; online forms are not open |
Planned features
All six features are planned. None is built.
- Legal research: ask a question in plain language and get research with its sources shown.
- Contracts and documents: help drafting and reviewing routine documents and contracts.
- Step-by-step guidance: walk through a legal process one step at a time.
- Case organisation: keep the documents and notes for a matter in one place.
- Compliance checklists: lists of what a business needs to file or keep, and when.
- Escalation to a human professional: hand the matter to a qualified professional when it needs advice.
How it is planned to work
- Ask your question: describe your situation or upload a document in plain language.
- Get information with sources: AI Lawyer explains the relevant rules and shows where the information comes from.
- Work on your documents: draft or review routine documents, step by step.
- Talk to an advocate when needed: for advice on your own matter, you are directed to a qualified advocate.
Limits to keep in mind
- It will give legal information and document help only, never advice on your matter.
- It will not promise outcomes, and it will not promise that research is complete or correct.
- It makes no confidentiality promise until storage is decided.
- It is not approved, certified or endorsed by any bar body or court.
More detail: what it plans to do and what it will not do, how it is planned to work, the disclaimer and questions people ask.