CoCounsel (Thomson Reuters)
CoCounsel is one of the most complete AI platforms available for legal professionals today. Built on top of Westlaw and Practical Law, it allows attorneys to conduct research, review documents, summarize case law, and generate first drafts—all within a trusted ecosystem.
What makes CoCounsel especially powerful is its ability to integrate into existing workflows. Instead of forcing lawyers to adopt entirely new systems, it enhances tools they already use. For firms looking to implement AI broadly across litigation, research, and drafting, CoCounsel is often the starting point.
Lexis+ AI
Lexis+ AI brings generative AI directly into the LexisNexis research experience. It enables lawyers to ask natural-language questions and receive answers grounded in authoritative legal sources, complete with citations.
This makes it particularly valuable for attorneys who prioritize accuracy and defensibility in their research. Rather than replacing traditional research methods, Lexis+ AI accelerates them—helping lawyers move from question to verified answer faster than ever.
Westlaw Precision AI
Westlaw Precision AI focuses on delivering conversational legal research backed by Westlaw’s database. Lawyers can interact with the platform in plain language while still receiving results tied to reliable authority.
For firms already standardized on Westlaw, this is one of the easiest ways to introduce AI. It enhances speed and usability without requiring a shift in research habits, making it a low-friction, high-impact upgrade.
Vincent AI
Vincent AI stands out for its global reach. Built on vLex’s international legal database, it allows lawyers to conduct cross-border research and gain insights across jurisdictions.
For firms handling international matters, Vincent offers a level of flexibility that traditional U.S.-centric platforms may lack. It’s quickly becoming a serious contender in the legal AI research space, particularly for globally focused practices.