Contend: Features, Software Overview & Case Studies
Overwhelmed by a legal issue? You don't have to face it alone.
Contend is a UK-focused AI legal assistant that helps individuals understand their legal rights in plain English and draft official documents. It serves people facing legal issues who want guidance without the immediate cost of hiring a solicitor, covering areas like housing, employment, family law, debt, and criminal matters.
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Contend
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Research & Knowledge Management · Litigation & Dispute Resolution
Headquarters
United Kingdom
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What Contend does
Built by lawyers and trained on UK legal data, Contend uses a large language model to provide personalised legal guidance and document drafting. Users receive a step-by-step action plan for their situation and can generate legal letters — for example, to landlords, employers, or councils. Over 150,000 people in the UK have used the platform. A free initial consultation is available, with unlimited monthly access starting at £39. The product is recognised by LawtechUK, the Legal Innovation Zone, and the Justice Tech Association.
What it does
Contend core capabilities
Understand Your Rights
Explains UK legal rights in plain, accessible English.
Show You What's Next
Provides a step-by-step action plan for your legal issue.
Prepare the Right Documents
Drafts legal letters to landlords, employers, or councils.
Free legal consultation
Initial consultation available at no cost before purchasing.
Technical specifications
- Large Language Model (LLM) powered
- Trained on UK legal data
- Built by lawyers and legal experts
Who it is for
Who Contend is built for
Target audience
- Chambers & Individual Lawyers
Case studies
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Pricing details
Contend pricing
Starting price
Pricing model
Free version
Free consultation; unlimited monthly access from £39
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FAQs
Frequently asked questions about Contend
Contend is designed for anyone who needs to understand their legal situation without immediately consulting a solicitor. It suits people with straightforward questions as well as those seeking broader legal guidance on issues such as housing, employment, family law, debt, or criminal matters.
Contend offers a free initial legal consultation. Ongoing unlimited access to legal guidance costs from £39 per month, making it significantly more affordable than traditional legal advice from a solicitor.
No. Contend is an AI system built and trained by lawyers using UK legal data. It applies a large language model to identify relevant information for a user's specific issue, but responses are generated by artificial intelligence, not a human lawyer.
Contend covers housing and tenancy, divorce and family law, employment and discrimination, vehicles and traffic matters, money and debt, criminal law, wills and estates, and small business legal issues, among other areas within UK law.
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