Matter knowledge

Keep document analysis within the current matter

Create a dedicated workspace, upload authorised files, wait for indexing to complete, and analyse that matter document set.

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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.

LexLINQ supports knowledge work within a dedicated matter. It does not claim to search every prior matter, firm precedent, or external knowledge source unless that material is available to the user through the relevant feature.

Keep knowledge within the active matter

A dedicated workspace gives a team a clear place for authorised, matter-specific documents and the work products created from them. It is designed for the documents that have been added to and indexed in that workspace, rather than as a claim to search every firm record.

Make the workspace useful to reviewers

A practical matter workspace distinguishes source material from working notes and records what remains open. A document list, chronology, issue matrix, and evidence-gap report can help the next reviewer understand the current state of the matter.

Use consistent document names and statuses.
Link important findings back to source material.
Assign ownership for open questions and updates.

Maintain access and review controls

Teams remain responsible for workspace permissions, authorised use, confidentiality, and checking AI-assisted work products. Review the current matter materials before relying on an answer or sharing it outside the authorised team.

FAQ

Common questions

Can one user search another user's matter?

Users may only access matters and content made available to their authorised account and workspace permissions.

Does Matter AI search every firm document?

No. Matter AI works from completed, indexed documents available in the current matter workspace.