
Hand over the file. Get back the work.
LawCopilot is a legal AI tool that reads case files, researches authorities and drafts court documents, returning the work for review before anything is sent. Its tasks include document briefs, paper books, tabular reviews, drafting and scheduled monitoring. It is aimed at advocates and litigation teams who want groundwork done while they keep the judgment calls and the signature. Its examples are drawn from Indian court practice, with data stored in India.
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Law Copilot
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Work is assigned as a brief in plain language, such as drafting a petition or briefing on a record before a hearing. LawCopilot reads the uploaded file, plans steps, asks a question when the brief leaves a gap, and shows each search and source with timings. Each statement is traced to its page in the record, and dates are checked against it. Outputs can include a document brief with a list of dates, a tabular review comparing several leases, a paper book built from an approved page plan, or a draft in the user's template with tracked changes. The product is designed for the advocate on record and litigation teams. Cases can be shared so colleagues work from the same file, and anyone on a case can hand it work. Standing jobs run on a schedule, such as daily cause list checks, and report back, with anything it would send waiting for approval. It works with Word, Gmail, Google Drive, a desktop app and WhatsApp. Law Copilot's website states that files are stored in India, that it meets SOC 2 requirements, holds ISO 27001 certification, complies with the Digital Personal Data Protection Act, 2023, and never uses data to train AI models.
What it does
Reads the record and returns cited, page-referenced briefs.
Builds numbered, indexed, bookmarked paper books after plan approval.
Compares multiple documents on set questions, with cited cells.
Prepares drafts in your templates, with edits as tracked changes.
Stops to ask one question when the brief leaves a gap.
Runs recurring tasks such as daily cause list checks.
Works inside shared matters, reading documents added later.
Accepts instructions via a team group or direct message.
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LawCopilot is described as groundwork for the advocate on record, who keeps the judgment calls and signature. Matters can be shared with a team, and anyone on the case can hand it work. The examples show Indian court work, including drafting court-format petitions and monitoring the Telangana High Court cause list.
Law Copilot's website lists Word, Gmail, Google Drive, a desktop app and WhatsApp. Word files come back with tracked changes. Gmail threads can be pointed at for a reply to approve. Google Drive files can be picked for a brief. Standing jobs can also watch a Gmail inbox every hour.
Files are stored in India with Indian data residency. Law Copilot's website says it meets SOC 2 requirements and is ISO 27001 certified, and states it complies with India's Digital Personal Data Protection Act, 2023. It says data is never used to train AI models. Private chats are deleted after 7 days without activity.
Sign-up is through the app at app.lawcopilot.io. Law Copilot's website suggests starting with one file: you give a brief, and it works through steps including reading the case file, searching case law and preparing a draft. It shows each step as it runs. You approve the work before anything is sent.
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