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Getting Started

A small starter list for teams evaluating legal AI.

Eve
EveOS is an AI operating system for plaintiff and personal injury law firms, covering intake, medical review, drafting, case management, legal research, and client communications in one platform. Eve reports 1,200+ firms on the platform. Pricing is per-seat and quote-based (sales-led).
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Paxton
Paxton is a research-first legal AI assistant that also drafts documents, analyzes files, and builds medical chronologies and billing summaries, backed by a knowledge base of US federal regulations, state law, and case law across all 50 states. It is one of the few legal AI tools with public pricing: $499 per user/month or $2,999 per user/year, plus custom enterprise volume pricing. SOC 2, ISO 27001, and HIPAA certified. Retrieval-grounded with source citations.
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Casepeer
CasePeer (by 8am/AffiniPay) is practice-management software built specifically for personal injury firms, covering the case lifecycle from intake through settlement: treatment tracking, medical-record requests, liens, deadlines, reporting, and integrated LawPay payments, with AI features for PI. Quote-based; rated 4.7 to 4.8 stars on G2 and Capterra across 400+ reviews.
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Cocounsel
CoCounsel is Thomson Reuters' professional-grade legal AI assistant (built on Casetext), covering legal research, document review, drafting, and deposition preparation, grounded in Westlaw content. Sold to firms and legal departments; pricing is quote-based and enterprise, typically bundled with Westlaw. Retrieval-grounded, though outputs still require attorney verification.
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