Artificial Intelligence Legal Resources

Provides answers to legal research questions. Instead of just providing documents with potentially relevant sections highlighted, Lexis+ AI will extract and delivers a direct answer to your legal question, along with a finely tuned document-based results list.
Also provides practice related drafting tools.
*Uses natural-language processing to allow users to enter a question.
Not yet available in the Canadian market.
Cost: May be free for academic subscribers.

Features: drafting using Co-Pilot add in for Word; includes clause finder.
Not yet available to the Canadian academic market. Cost: subscription based.

CanLII is currently using AI for classification of Saskatchewan decisions and are using gen AI beta on agreement with 4 courts to summarize their decisions.
Free.

Legislation, bill and entry into force tracking dashboard for all provinces and territories.
Available in the Canadian market.
Cost: Limited functionality available for free. Enhanced functionality by subscription.

Features: create a memo; build an argument; analyze documents; compare across jurisdictions.
Not yet available in Canada.
Cost: subscription based on number of "seats".

"Experience a new era of tax technology that delivers fast, verifiable answers to your tax questions, empowering you to work smarter and more efficiently."
Available in the Canadian market.
Cost: Subscription based.
Not available at U Windsor.

"Use CanDoo to extract all the relevant facts of the case and automate the process of drafting an easy to read, yet detailed research brief with citations."
Beta version is currently available for free in Canada.

The only vendor in the Canadian legal marketplace at present using generative AI. Only for generating case summaries. Also provides summaries of ICLR's collection of unreported UK case law.
Currently available in the Canadian market.
Cost: Free to try

"Lexis®Create is an ecosystem of tools for creating, sharing and reviewing legal documents for Microsoft Word,
which integrates seamlessly with all the LexisNexis products you already know and love.
Lexis®Create offers:
• Access to Lexis®PSL Content without leaving Word
• Snippet library (clausebank) to use, reuse and share with your colleagues
• Proofreading tools to iron out mistakes and ensure your document is perfect
• Citation checking to ensure your legal references are accurate
• Redaction to remove sensitive information easily and quickly
• DocuSign to get contracts and other documents signed (DocuSign license required)
• Reporting "
Not yet available in Canada.
Not available to the academic market.

"Simply upload your legal document, and Brief Analysis uses artificial intelligence to instantly scan the entire document, producing a dashboard report that pinpoints legal concepts, surfaces further research recommendations, and uncovers additional language from similar cases that support your arguments."
Free to academic subscribers

"Lexis Automated Templates on Practical Guidance help you save time and reduce the risk of errors by building your document with the relevant content and clauses based on answers you provide in an automated questionnaire. You can use Lexis Automated Templates in your browser on your PC, Mac, iPad, or iPhone."
Free to academic subscribers.

uses ChatGPT4.
PROVISO: THIS PRODUCT IS NOT BUILT ON LEGAL INFORMATION.

Features: create a memo; build an argument; analyze documents; compare across jurisdictions.
Not yet available in Canada.
Cost: subscription based on number of "seats".

Features: uses firm's internal documents collection to summarise, analyze contracts, draft correspondence, searching within local documents, reviewing discovery materials.
Not available to the academic market.
Cost: subscription based.

Not yet available in Canada.
Cost: subscription based.

Generates legal memos and offers other generative AI solutions.
Not available at U Windsor.
Cost: subscription based.

(Queen's University). Password is required.

Harvard University Library, Innovation Lab.

Available to Westlaw subscribers with a password. Available on the U.S. interface. Includes links to Federal and State AI related statutes, regulations, court rules, presidential documents and executive orders, cases, administrative decisions and guidance and secondar sources relating to artificial intelligence.