AI Lawyer
What AI Lawyer plans to do, and what it will not do
Six planned features, each with its limit written next to it. Nothing is built yet: the product is designed only after legal review.
Status: see the status page
No code yet; legal services to the public are regulated, so we will design it only after legal review.
Two columns, one line between them
Legal research and paperwork are slow and hard to follow for people without legal training. Even professionals spend a lot of time on routine documents and research. The left column is the plan. The right column is the line it keeps.
It plans to
- Legal researchAsk a question in plain language and get research with its sources shown.Planned
- Contracts and documentsHelp drafting and reviewing routine documents and contracts.Planned
- Step-by-step guidanceWalk through a legal process one step at a time.Planned
- Case organisationKeep the documents and notes for a matter in one place.Planned
- Compliance checklistsLists of what a business needs to file or keep, and when.Planned
- Escalation to a human professionalHand the matter to a qualified professional when it needs advice.Planned
It will not
- Give legal advice on your matterIt gives legal information and document help only. For advice, consult a qualified advocate.
- Act as a law firm or replace an advocateIt is not a law firm and does not replace an advocate.
- Promise an outcomeNo tool can tell you whether you will win a case or avoid a penalty, and this one will not try.
- Promise that research is complete or correctSources are shown with each answer so that they can be checked.
- Claim confidentiality before it is designedHow and where documents are stored is not decided, so please do not rely on it for real matters.
Every part and its state
Today: 6 planned. Rules on who may give legal advice in India have to be reviewed with a lawyer before any of it is designed.
Who it is for: individuals, small and medium businesses, law firms, in-house legal teams.
| Feature | State | Its limit |
|---|---|---|
| Legal research | Planned | Shows where each answer comes from, so you or an advocate can check it. It will not promise that research is complete or correct. |
| Contracts and documents | Planned | Routine documents only. Whether you should sign, send or rely on a document is a question for an advocate. |
| Step-by-step guidance | Planned | Describes the usual steps of a process in general terms. It will not tell you what to do in your own matter. |
| Case organisation | Planned | Where documents will be stored is not decided, so it is not for real matters yet. |
| Compliance checklists | Planned | A checklist shows what is usually due. It is not a guarantee that a business is compliant. |
| Escalation to a human professional | Planned | A planned path to a qualified advocate for advice. There is no directory, referral or fee arrangement; how this may be shown is still an open question for legal review. |
Product screens
There are none yet, and none will be invented. This space is kept for real screens, with made-up data, once the product exists.