Harvey
Domain-trained AI for elite law firms.
by Thomson Reuters
A legal AI assistant backed by Westlaw and Practical Law.
CoCounsel, which grew out of Casetext, is Thomson Reuters' AI assistant for lawyers. It reviews documents, drafts memos, summarises depositions and researches questions, drawing on Thomson Reuters' legal content so answers point to authorities a lawyer can check.
CoCounsel is a paid tool; there is no ongoing free plan listed. Listed pricing: Pricing on request.
Prices change often, so check the official site before you buy.
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CoCounsel, which grew out of Casetext, is Thomson Reuters' AI assistant for lawyers. It reviews documents, drafts memos, summarises depositions and researches questions, drawing on Thomson Reuters' legal content so answers point to authorities a lawyer can check.
CoCounsel is a paid tool; there is no ongoing free plan listed. Listed pricing: Pricing on request. Prices change often, so check the official site before you buy.
Law firms and legal departments already using Westlaw.
Common uses: reviewing large document sets, drafting research memos, summarising depositions and contracts and preparing for a deposition.
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