Legal document AI

Turn a matter document set into reviewable work products

Work from completed, indexed documents in a dedicated matter workspace to prepare an overview and focused analysis.

LexLINQ provides legal technology and information tools only. It does not provide legal advice, and use of LexLINQ does not establish a solicitor–client relationship. AI-assisted outputs require independent professional review and verification.

AI Matter Analysis helps organise and analyse the documents available in the current matter. Its outputs depend on the completeness, quality, and indexing status of those documents.

Establish a dependable matter boundary

Before analysis, confirm which authorised documents belong in the matter and whether key files, attachments, and versions are present. A clear document boundary makes a Matter Overview, chronology, or issue list easier to test against the available evidence.

Separate originals, working copies, and superseded drafts.
Identify missing attachments and unreadable files early.
Wait for documents to complete indexing before using Matter AI features.

Turn material into reviewable work products

Use the workspace to prepare a Matter Overview, chronology, issue matrix, or evidence-gap report. These are aids to orientation and review: every material finding should remain traceable to the underlying documents.

Check context, not just extracted facts

A date, name, or clause can have a different meaning in the surrounding correspondence or document. Review the source passage, its author, timing, and related materials before drawing a conclusion or using it in advice.

FAQ

Common questions

When can Matter Analysis run?

Matter AI features require at least one completed, indexed document in the matter workspace.

Should extracted information be checked?

Yes. Check every material fact, date, quotation, and conclusion against the original documents.