The Clauselex workspace
Legal research and drafting, connected to your matter.
Move from understanding the papers to researching the issues and preparing a draft, with the context close at hand.
Understand the matter
Start with the documents and the questions.
Add your notices, agreements, judgments and supporting papers to a matter. Ask the assistant to explain a document, identify important facts or help you understand what needs further investigation.
- Keep related documents organised by matter.
- Use your documents as context for research and drafting.
- Check the original material when reviewing an answer.
Research the law
Find authorities. Examine the reasoning.
Ask a legal question in plain language or start from a citation. Explore retrieved authorities and their source links, then refine the question as your understanding develops. Use Deep Research for questions that need a more extensive investigation.
- Review the court, decision and source behind a citation.
- Explore subsequent treatment where supporting decisions are available.
- Follow up on gaps instead of treating a search result as the final word.
Prepare the draft
Bring the facts and law into your work.
Prepare a working draft using the matter context and chosen authorities. Discuss the wording, review suggested edits and keep control of the final document.
- Work on replies, submissions and other legal drafts.
- Review changes and compare saved versions.
- Export to Word on eligible plans for the rest of your workflow.
Work together
Keep the matter moving through review.
Shared matters give your chamber or team a place to work with documents, research and drafts. Use comments and review workflows to discuss the work and resolve questions.
- Collaborate on drafts with your team.
- Keep research and documents alongside the work they support.
- Choose a plan suited to an individual practice or a firm.
Built to assist your judgment.
Source links and review tools help you examine the work. They do not guarantee complete research or correct legal conclusions. Check the relevant passages, current law and facts before advising, sharing or filing.