Explaw is an AI drafting assistant for small law firms. A lawyer reviews and approves every document before it is final.
Explaw is an AI drafting assistant for small law firms. It learns from your firm's past cases and drafts legal documents in your firm's voice, and a lawyer reviews and approves every document before it is final.
Explaw prepares first drafts of documents such as filing packets, motions, demand letters, declarations and engagement letters. Drafts follow your firm's precedent, structure and phrasing instead of generic legal text, so your attorneys review instead of retype.
Explaw is built for small US law firms in any practice area, typically solo practitioners and firms with a handful of attorneys and paralegals.
It is designed for firms that want to take more cases without hiring another paralegal, not for large firms with dedicated IT and innovation teams.
Explaw is not tied to a single practice area. It learns from your firm's own past cases, so it drafts the kinds of documents your firm already writes.
If your firm writes similar documents again and again, such as letters, motions, declarations or filings, Explaw learns your firm's approach from that past work. A demo is the best way to see it with your kind of documents.
Explaw drafts the documents your firm writes again and again, such as filing packets, motions, demand letters, declarations and engagement letters.
Each draft is structured and phrased the way your firm's past work is. Every document is a draft until a lawyer at your firm reviews and approves it.
Explaw learns from your firm's own past cases, so drafts follow your precedent, structure and phrasing instead of generic legal text.
You connect your past cases, and Explaw learns how your firm structures documents, phrases arguments and formats letters. It is built for small firms rather than large firms, and a lawyer at your firm reviews and approves every document before it is final. See how it works.
Yes. A lawyer reviews and approves every document before it is final.
Nothing Explaw drafts is final until an attorney at your firm reviews, edits and approves it. Explaw drafts; your lawyers decide.
No. Explaw is software for law firms and does not provide legal advice, and it does not file anything on its own.
Explaw prepares drafts for your attorneys. Decisions about advice, content and filing stay with the lawyers at your firm.
Client data is used only to serve your firm. Each firm's case data is kept separate, is not used to train models for other firms, and is encrypted in transit and at rest.
Nothing Explaw drafts is final until a lawyer at your firm reviews and approves it.
No. Each firm's case data is kept separate and is not used to train models for other firms.
Client data is used only to serve your firm, and it is encrypted in transit and at rest.
No. Explaw prepares first drafts; your attorneys review, edit and approve every document before it is final.
At a small firm, drafting falls on the same few people who also handle clients. Explaw takes on the first draft so your team can take more cases without hiring another paralegal.
Explaw is built for one job: drafting legal documents for small law firms in each firm's own voice, learned from that firm's past cases.
Drafts follow your firm's precedent, structure and phrasing instead of generic legal text. Each firm's case data is kept separate and is not used to train models for other firms, and a lawyer at your firm reviews and approves every document before it is final.
Explaw is currently running a pilot with a small number of law firms.
Every pilot starts with a short demo. To join, book a demo or email mark@explaw.ai.
Use the form on the Book a demo page, or email mark@explaw.ai.
The Book a demo form opens an email to mark@explaw.ai with your name, firm, practice area and preferred time filled in.
