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AI Agents for Legal Professionals

Your Practice. Your Knowledge. Your AI Team.

LexGeni helps legal professionals research legal issues, analyze documents, compare materials and prepare tailored legal drafts guided by reference documents and drafting requirements.

Each agent produces source-linked results for attorney review, supporting more efficient legal work while maintaining professional oversight.

AI-Assisted Research. Attorney-Led Decisions.

Existing capabilities and assistance

Practical AI Workflows for Your Legal Work.

Use Legal Research, Document Analysis, Case & Brief Comparison and Legal Document Drafting, with personal guidance from our team.

  • Standard agent

    Brief Research Memo

    Research legal issues using your firm's approved documents and prepare structured memoranda with supporting citations.

    Workflow

    1. Search
    2. Analyze
    3. Draft
    4. Verify
    5. Attorney Review

    Output

    Source-linked research memorandum.

  • Standard agent

    Document Analysis

    Analyze contracts, briefs, motions, and other approved legal documents to identify important provisions, arguments, and issues.

    Workflow

    1. Extract
    2. Analyze
    3. Summarize
    4. Cite
    5. Attorney Review

    Output

    Structured findings with source references.

  • Standard agent

    Case & Brief Comparison

    Compare legal arguments, factual scenarios, and supporting authorities across documents to identify similarities, differences, and potential gaps.

    Workflow

    1. Retrieve
    2. Compare
    3. Identify Differences
    4. Cite
    5. Attorney Review

    Output

    Side-by-side comparison with citations.

  • Standard agent

    Opposing Brief Analysis

    Upload an opposing brief and analyze it against documents in your approved source library to identify relevant arguments, conflicting positions, supporting authorities, and potential counterarguments, with source-linked citations.

    Workflow

    1. Upload Brief
    2. Compare Sources
    3. Analyze
    4. Cite
    5. Attorney Review

    Output

    Source-linked arguments, conflicting positions, supporting authorities, and potential counterarguments.

  • Personal assistance

    Supported Workflow Assistance

    Get help using existing research and drafting capabilities, including prompts, output structure and review preferences where supported.

    Workflow

    1. Discuss Needs
    2. Setup
    3. Training
    4. Use Features
    5. Feedback

    Scope

    Assistance with existing features and supported workflows.

Analysis postures

Legal Analysis That Adapts to Your Work.

Choose the perspective an agent uses to frame its analysis — from a neutral memo to advocacy, advisory, or contract review.

  • Neutral / Objective

    Balanced analysis of both sides of a legal question.

    Best for: Research memoranda and preliminary case evaluation

  • Plaintiff / Movant

    Frames arguments for a party asserting a claim or requesting relief.

    Best for: Complaints, affirmative motions, and petitions

  • Defendant / Respondent

    Evaluates claims, identifies defenses, and frames opposition arguments.

    Best for: Opposition briefs and responses

  • Client Advisory

    Assesses legal exposure, practical options, and risk mitigation.

    Best for: Advisory memoranda and compliance questions

  • Transactional & Contract Playbook

    Applies your firm's approved contract standards to review and drafting.

    Best for: NDAs, vendor agreements, and clause review

Postures change perspective, not permissions. Document access and source verification standards stay the same in every posture. Available postures vary by agent and are configured for your firm.

Grounding sources

Your Firm's Documents. Source-Linked Legal Research.

Agents ground their work in sources your firm approves, so every result can be traced back to the material it came from.

External source availability depends on supported connections, your firm's configuration, and authorization. LexGeni does not provide access to commercial legal research databases unless your firm has a supported connection in place.

  1. Approved firm documents

    Briefs, memoranda, contracts and templates approved for use in your LexGeni workspace. Document onboarding is limited to supported formats and available features.

  2. Authorized case law and precedents

    Court decisions and prior matters your firm is authorized to use, with references for reviewing relevance and jurisdiction.

  3. Available statutes and regulations

    Statutory and regulatory materials available through your configured sources, cited so attorneys can confirm applicability.

  4. Supporting source review

    Use source-linked citations to inspect supporting material available through your existing workspace. Confirm relevance and accuracy before relying on results.

Agent management

Controlled AI Agents for Your Firm.

Your firm decides which agents are available, who can use them, and how results are reviewed.

  • Agent assignment

    Your firm uses only the agents assigned to it.

  • Role-based access

    Attorneys and staff see what their role permits.

  • Controlled configuration

    Firm settings can narrow permissions, never widen them.

  • Version management

    Updates are released as new versions and can be rolled back.

  • Attorney oversight

    Responsible attorneys approve, reject, or request revisions.

Trust and review

Source-Linked Results. Attorney-Controlled Decisions.

Automated checks help attorneys review faster. They do not replace attorney approval, and AI outputs should always be verified before use.

Step 1

Automated checks

  • Agents work only with documents your firm has authorized.
  • Results include supporting citations and source references.
  • Automated checks flag citations that cannot be matched to a source.

Automated checks can miss errors. A passed check is not an approval.

Step 2

Attorney review

  • An attorney reviews each result before it is relied on.
  • Attorneys can approve, reject, or request revisions.
  • Approvals are recorded separately from automated checks.

Final decisions always rest with a responsible attorney.

FAQ

AI agent questions

See LexGeni Working for Your Firm.

Explore Legal Research, Document Analysis, Case & Brief Comparison and Legal Document Drafting, with reference-guided drafts for attorney review.