AI legal software

One connected AI-assisted legal workflow

Move from matter documents and legal research to comparison and a review-ready first draft, while keeping professional judgment in control.

LexLINQ is a legal technology and information platform for legal professionals. Its focused modules support document-heavy legal work without replacing source checking, legal analysis, or professional judgment.

A connected workflow, not a single prompt

Legal work often moves between matter documents, research, practical questions, version comparison, and drafting. LexLINQ separates these activities into focused modules so the team can decide what material is in scope and what needs review at each step.

  • Create a matter workspace for authorised documents.
  • Use Legal Search for a defined jurisdiction, source type, and date range.
  • Compare versions and prepare a template-based first draft for review.

Start with a reviewable use case

A useful first rollout has a clear input, a nominated reviewer, and an outcome the team can check. For example, prepare a chronology from a document bundle, locate authorities for a research question, or compare a counterparty draft against an earlier version.

  • Confirm that the material may be used.
  • Define the question and expected work product.
  • Check material facts, sources, and conclusions before external use.

Keep professional judgment in control

Outputs may be incomplete, inaccurate, or affected by missing context. Legal professionals remain responsible for the matter boundary, confidentiality decisions, source verification, advice, and final approval.

FAQ

Common questions

Does LexLINQ replace lawyers?

No. LexLINQ supports legal work, but legal professionals remain responsible for reviewing source material, verifying outputs, and making final decisions.

Who is LexLINQ for?

LexLINQ is designed for legal professionals, law firms, in-house legal teams, and legal operations teams.

Does LexLINQ provide legal advice?

No. LexLINQ provides legal technology and information tools only and does not establish a solicitor–client relationship.