For AmLaw and large litigation firms
Filing-ready work product for every practice group, not just answers for one lawyer.
General legal AI helps attorneys research and draft. DraftAria is built around the rest of the filing: court-formatted templates, local-rules checks, deadlines and service, with tools for the paralegals, legal assistants and docketing staff who get filings out the door.
Why firms look at us
Built for the people and steps that general legal AI leaves out.
Court-formatted from the first draft
Captions, tables of contents and authorities, signature blocks and certificates of service laid out for the court you choose, with placeholders where matter details go.
"Ready to File" checks
Rule-based checks against stored filing rules (page limits, formatting and required sections) that do not send your document to an AI model.
Role-specific tools
Aria for Attorneys (pleading analysis, argument review), plus paralegal workflows, docketing, service lists and cover sheets.
Firm standards
Firm-wide templates so every office files the same caption, signature block and formatting.
Firm isolation and roles
Each firm’s data is separated with database row-level security; attorney, paralegal and firm-admin roles; an audit log for firm admins.
In development
Word and your DMS
A Microsoft Word add-in is in development; iManage and NetDocuments integrations are planned.
Evaluating DraftAria
What a design partnership looks like.
- A pilot with one practice group on the courts it files in most
- Firm template setup: captions, signature blocks, house style
- Security and data-handling review with your IT, risk and KM teams
- Input on which integrations ship first (Word, iManage, NetDocuments)
We are working with a small group of firms before launch and agree scope and pricing with each. We'll share our security answers and data-handling details in writing; see the Trust Center for what is published today.
See it on a court your firm files in.
A 30-minute walkthrough: we generate a template and run a filing check live.