Legal

Drafting briefs, memos, and deal summaries from connected systems

AI connects with document repositories, matter-management tools, Microsoft 365, and legal data sources to assemble briefs, memos, deal summaries, NDA intake outputs, and regulatory-monitoring deliverables.

Why the human is still essential here

Legal professionals remain responsible for strategy, client context, negotiation posture, and final drafting decisions before any document is filed, sent, or used.

How people use this

Brief first draft from matter files

AI combines research results, pleadings, and internal notes from connected systems into a structured draft brief in Word for lawyer revision.

Harvey for Word / CoCounsel

Deal summary from diligence folders

AI reviews documents in a deal room or repository and produces a summary of key obligations, risks, and open issues for the transaction team.

Harvey / Luminance

NDA intake and redline package

AI pulls intake details from email or forms, generates an NDA summary, and proposes fallback language or redlines for attorney approval.

Ironclad / Spellbook

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Perplexity just launched a product built only for lawyers.

Perplexity just launched a product built only for lawyers.
It plugs straight into the tools they already use.


It's called Computer for Counsel.

It wires research databases, document repositories, contract tools, and matter-management systems into Perplexity Computer.


Here's what Computer for Counsel does:


It clears the admin work off attorneys' desks

→ It handles research, document gathering, and contract triage in the background.

→ Perplexity points to a Thomson Reuters survey where nearly 75% of lawyers call admin a major time drain.

→ The trade is more hours on judgment, fewer on the work nobody went to law school for.


It picks the right model for each task

→ More than 20 frontier models sit under the hood.

→ Computer chooses the best one for research, reasoning, or contract work.

→ That's the same multi-model setup behind Perplexity Computer.


It links every answer back to a source

→ Outputs cite the case, statute, regulation, filing, or internal document they came from.

→ Attorneys verify accuracy before anything lands in a brief or reaches a client.

→ For a field that watched peers get sanctioned over fake citations, that's the whole sell.


It connects to the legal stack

→ MCP connectors include Box, Carta, Docusign, DeepJudge, and NetDocuments.

→ Inside Microsoft 365 it drafts in Word, pulls files from SharePoint, and reads context from Outlook or Teams.

→ Premium sources include Midpage for case law, with LegalZoom and Deel on limited access.


It assembles the deliverable for you

→ Computer pulls the relevant pieces into a brief, a memo, or a deal summary.

→ Live workflows cover third-party NDA intake, regulatory monitoring, and case research with citation review.

→ Clio and Ironclad are on the way, not live yet.


It's open now to Perplexity Enterprise and Max subscribers.


Perplexity isn't trying to out-Westlaw Westlaw.

It's going after everything that happens before and after the research, and betting that lawyers will trust it because every answer shows its receipts.


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Liam LawsonCEO @ The AI Report
Jul 7, 2026