LEAP demos their new legal AI assistant LawY
Law practice management company LEAP recently announced the launch of three major AI features, including LawY, a new legal AI assistant backed by human verification.
In this video, LEAP Director of Pre-Sales Andrew Kundin demos LawY's key features, including the ability to ask legal questions and have them verified by an attorney.
Video Topics: 00:00 - Introductions 00:56 - Overview of LawY, Matter AI, and Generator 04:31 - Launching the LEAP interact 05:47 - Asking a question in LawY 07:17 - How to verify a response in LawY using references 08:32 - How to ask a follow up question in LawY 10:57 - How to use human verification in LawY
Q/A: 09:44 - Which Jurisdictions does LawY work in? 12:23 - How quickly does LEAP human AI verification taken to get a response? 13:25 - How does LawY's human review process protect sensitive information?
MORE INFORMATION ABOUT THE ANNOUNCEMENT: LEAP has recently released three game-changing AI features integrated within the software: LawY, Matter AI, and Generator. These three features are purpose-built for lawyers, empowering them to ask, draft, and analyze with LEAP AI.
Firms can chat with Matter AI to instantly obtain insights from their LEAP matter. They can ask Matter AI to extract information from documents, summarize a document, and compare multiple documents within LEAP for discrepancies, and more.
Attorneys can ask any legal question and get it verified by a qualified attorney with LawY. Instant AI-generated answers are procured from a legal knowledge base and verified by experienced lawyers. LawY’s answers are tailored to jurisdictions and are linked to relevant case law and legislation. Generator automates the drafting of a legal letter, client email, or form with ease. Firms can input the type of document they wish to create and select how they would like to create the draft. Lawyers can draft based on a variety of data sources including previously created correspondence, a document template created by AI from their LEAP library of automated forms, or an AI-generated document using LawY.
