Smart Lawyer: AI legal drafting & analysis
A faster first draft and a deeper analysis, while the final word stays with the advocate. Smart Lawyer works from the case facts and documents, and nothing is used before the advocate reviews and approves it.
What it does
- Judicial drafting: statement of claim or defence memo, legal notice or formal demand, and official legal correspondence.
- Auditing and technical review: review and rebut an expert report, check documents for contradictions, audit financial and tax claims, review contracts, and inspect documents and evidence.
- Legal studies and execution: a full case analysis with strengths, weaknesses and risks, a reasoned legal opinion, an execution file analysis with next steps, an executive case summary, and an evidence index and document bundle.
- Upload documents and evidence: PDF, Word, Excel, images and text.
- The result streams as it is written, and can be copied or exported to Word to finish in your firm's style.
- Every draft is marked “awaiting advocate review”, and the assistant never files or sends anything on its own.
- Available by role, with a daily usage allowance per user.
- Runs on the paid, business-grade Google Gemini API; your firm's data is not used to train models.
How it works
- Pick the legal task from the list.
- Upload the documents and set out the case facts and the client's requests.
- The advocate reviews, edits in Word and approves the output before any use.
Frequently asked questions
Does the assistant file anything on its own?
No. It produces a draft marked “awaiting advocate review”, exported to Word for the advocate to finish and approve.
Is our firm's data used to train the AI?
No. The assistant runs on the paid Google Gemini API, and data sent through the paid API is not used to train models.
What stops a drafting mistake from reaching court?
The assistant is bound by rules in our system: it cannot file or send anything, and every draft awaits advocate review. A machine draft can contain errors, which is why advocate review is mandatory.
More features
- Clients & casesA file for every client and case: opponent, client capacity and case status, with hearings, experts, tasks and transactions linked to the case itself.
- Hearings & court rollA print-ready A4 court roll, automatic reminders 48h, 24h and 2h before each hearing, a formal client notice, and hearing minutes stored securely as PDF.
- Tasks & remindersTasks linked to cases with priority, status and a deadline, three e-mail reminders 48h, 24h and 2h ahead, and automatic retry when sending fails.
- Expert proceedingsExpert files of every type: deposit and paying party, expert meetings, file stages to the final report, the objection window and a follow-up radar.
- Accounting & statementsTransactions on every case with VAT split out, client statements with 5% VAT exact to the fils as print, PDF or Excel, and a full financial summary across clients.
- Cheques & appeal deadlinesReceived and issued cheques in several currencies linked to the client and case, and the last day to appeal calculated with the required action and alerts 10, 5, 2 and 1 days ahead.
- Enforcement & recoveryAn enforcement file for the enforcing party or the judgment debtor: requests and decisions, restrictions such as freezes and travel bans, and claimed, deposited and remaining to the fils.
- Police & prosecutionPolice reports across all seven emirates: the client's role, the report type, a colour-coded investigation status, and the Public Prosecution number on referral.
- Executive reportsFour reports ready to print on A4 letterhead or e-mail: the court roll, the appeal deadlines docket, the full financial summary and the client portfolio.
- Team, access & auditFour roles: managing partner, advocate, accountant and read-only, each seeing only what it needs, with an audit log of every change and full isolation of each firm's data.
- Office e-mail & noticesHearing, task and appeal reminders, reports and statements sent from your firm's own e-mail (Gmail, Yahoo or your own server) in the firm's design, with retry on failure.