CoCounsel Legal

Plans and carries out legal research and drafting from a plain-language request, grounded in Westlaw.

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What it does

CoCounsel Legal takes a legal matter described in plain language, builds a step-by-step plan, researches it against Westlaw content and Practical Law guidance and drafts the work product with linked citations and visible reasoning. Its Tabular Analysis reviews up to 10,000 documents against 100 questions, and Westlaw Brief Builder assembles litigation briefs from issue framing to argument. Attorneys review, verify and refine the output, and it connects to document systems such as iManage, NetDocuments and SharePoint.

Type
Software product
Pricing
Pricing not published
Setup
Needs configuration
Access
Web app
Human review
A person reviews every output
Integrations
iManage, NetDocuments, SharePoint, HighQ, DeepJudge, Smokeball, Box, Litify, Microsoft Word, Microsoft Outlook, Microsoft Teams, Claude, Supio
Vendor
Thomson Reuters
Website
legal.thomsonreuters.comChecked 23 September 2026
Listed
23 September 2026

You provide

  • A legal matter described in plain language
  • Case files and documents from connected systems
  • Questions to run across a document set

You receive

  • Drafted documents with linked citations
  • Research analysis grounded in primary law
  • A table of answers across a document set
  • Litigation briefs

How the work runs

  1. 01

    Describe the legal need in plain language

  2. 02

    A step-by-step plan is proposed with its reasoning

  3. 03

    Research runs over Westlaw and Practical Law

  4. 04

    The work product is drafted with citations

  5. 05

    The attorney reviews, verifies and refines it

Before it is handed over

A person reviews every output. The work is accepted only when each of these is recorded.

  • The attorney reviews and verifies the output

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