NexLaw
NexLaw Inc.
NexLaw is an AI legal assistant built for litigation and trial work. Its four modules cover research and drafting (NeXa), evidence and interactive case timelines (ChronoVault), trial strategy and witness examination outlines (TrialPrep), and live courtroom support (Courtroom Assistant). Research returns citation-backed answers linked to primary authority, and document analysis summarises depositions, exhibits, medical records and discovery materials to extract key facts and flag contradictions.
Listing detail
- Categories
- Legal Research, Drafting & Document Automation, Contracts, Litigation Support, eDiscovery & Investigations
- Type
- Platform
- Deployment
- Country (HQ)
- United States
- Founded
- 2024
- Information basis
- Public vendor information
Pricing
- Pricing model
- Public Pricing; Per-User Subscription; Free Trial Available
- Pricing detail
- The vendor publishes two plans billed annually per licence: Essential at USD 2,999 per year for solo practitioners and boutique litigation firms, and Professional at USD 3,999 per year, which adds automated fact-to-evidence chronologies and evidentiary timelines, adversarial stress-testing, vulnerability and bad-fact identification, outcome probability and risk modelling, volume seat licensing with dedicated training, and custom data retention with a DPA. Both include onboarding, updates and standard support, with no minimum seat requirement. A five-day free trial is offered.
Security & trust
- Stated controls
- SOC 2 Type II, No training on client data
- Notes
- NexLaw states that it is SOC 2 Type II certified and describes its platform as HIPAA and GDPR compliant, using AES-256 encryption, private cloud infrastructure, role-based access control and regular external audits. The vendor states that client matter data is never used to train its models, describing this as contractually guaranteed, and that matter data is stored on US servers. Its zero data retention policy is stated to apply to enterprise users. No ISO 27001 or ISO 42001 certification claim was identified.
- Trust page
- Trust Center ↗
Integrations
- Integrations
- Microsoft Word, None named on the vendor's public pages beyond Microsoft Word.
Jurisdiction
- Statement
- United States federal and state courts, with the vendor also stating coverage of the United Kingdom, Australia, Canada, New Zealand, Singapore and Malaysia.
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