Agentic assistant
Delegates like a senior associate.
Hand over the whole task. jLaw plans it and splits big jobs across up to eight subagents working at once: reading long documents, researching and drafting edits. Then it writes one answer.
Agentic AI for legal workUp to 8 subagents working in parallel
jLaw AI is the legal assistant that reads the whole file, checks every contract against your playbook, compares documents in one table and drafts the redline in minutes. You keep the judgment. It takes the grind.
Takes under a minute. Access by invitation.
Review all 24 supply agreements against our Liability & Termination playbook. Flag anything unacceptable and draft the redlines.
24 agreements · 1 playbookSplitting the work across 4 parallel subagents
3 agreements cross an unacceptable position. 7 clauses across the set need your attention.
7 redlines drafted as tracked changesReview changes
| Agreement | Liability cap | Notice | Playbook |
|---|---|---|---|
| Acacia MSA | Unlimited | 30 days | Unacceptable |
| Baobab Supply | 12 months’ fees | 30 days | Standard |
| Cedar Logistics | 2× contract value | 60 days | Fallback |
| Juniper Foods | 12 months’ fees | 15 days | Unacceptable |
| Kosso Pharma | Contract value | 45 days | Fallback |
| Wanza Textiles | Uncapped indemnity | 30 days | Unacceptable |
+ 18 more agreementsPlaybook · 12 rules
All 24 agreementsAgainst the playbook
WHERE THE HOURS GO BACK
The slowest parts of legal work are reading, checking and re-typing. That is exactly the work jLaw does first, so your time goes on the judgment calls.
Speed depends on document volume, the model and your deployment. Every result is a first pass for a lawyer to check.
ONE ASSISTANT. THE WHOLE MATTER.
From the first read to the final redline, every stage of document work runs through the same AI workspace.
Agentic assistant
Hand over the whole task. jLaw plans it and splits big jobs across up to eight subagents working at once: reading long documents, researching and drafting edits. Then it writes one answer.
Cited answers
Ask anything about your documents and check the exact passage behind the answer.
Playbooks
Import a Word or PDF negotiation guide. jLaw turns it into standard, fallback and unacceptable rules it applies to every review.
Tabular review
Put the same questions to every document at once. Governing law, assignment, change of control: each cell filled and linked to the text it came from.
Drafting
Suggested edits land as tracked changes you accept or reject, one by one.
Memory
Preferences and matter context carry into the next conversation, in a file you control.
Workflows
Save the prompts you trust as workflows and share them across the firm.
HOW IT WORKS
Upload agreements, notes and precedents into a project. jLaw keeps the documents, conversations and memory of the matter together.
Ask for what you would ask a strong associate. jLaw plans the task, splits big jobs across subagents and runs your playbooks and workflows.
Check the cited passages, accept or reject each tracked change and push back where the answer needs it. The final call is always yours.
ETHIOPIAN LAW, BUILT IN
Search the available English collection of Ethiopia’s federal constitution, proclamations and regulations, inside the same conversation as your documents. Then open the source passage behind the answer.
CONSTITUTION · ENGLISH TEXT · PROCLAMATION NO. 1/1995
Article 37 — Right of Access to Justice
“Everyone has the right to bring a justiciable matter to, and to obtain a decision or judgement by, a court of law or any other competent body with judicial power.”Inspect this source text
English source excerpt · legal status not verified
PROFESSIONAL CONTROL
Speed only matters if you can stand behind the work. jLaw keeps the evidence in view and every decision in your hands.
Answers point back to the passage they rely on, so checking is a click, not a re-read.
Suggested edits arrive as tracked changes. Nothing is final until you accept it.
Invite colleagues into your organization. Roles and sharing permissions decide who sees what.
What jLaw learns about a matter lives in a plain file that you can inspect, edit or turn off.
Each document version is hashed with SHA‑256, and project exports include the accept and reject trail.
No API keys to juggle. Your firm works with the models approved for its workspace.
FOR EVERY SEAT AT THE FIRM
Run a practice with the reach of a team. Research, review and draft from one workspace, and turn the tasks you repeat into one-click workflows.
Clear the first pass in minutes, then spend your hours on the analysis partners actually want to read.
Encode the firm’s positions into shared playbooks so every review starts from the same standard, whoever runs it.
Use jLaw to ask questions about uploaded documents, summarize lengthy material, review contracts, prepare drafts and suggested revisions, and research the available Ethiopian-law collection. Projects and folders keep the documents and conversations behind your work together.
Ask about a provision, review an agreement against a playbook, or compare key information across several documents in a tabular review. Inspect the underlying text and assess the suggested changes in the context of your client’s instructions.
Yes. Import a Word or PDF negotiation guide, or write rules in the playbook editor. Review and refine preferred, fallback and unacceptable positions, then use the saved rules in contract reviews. You can share playbooks with appropriate access.
For a large task, the assistant can hand self-contained pieces, such as reviewing a long document, researching or making a set of edits, to subagents that work at the same time, up to eight per answer. Each returns a brief and the assistant writes one answer. Edits still arrive as tracked changes for you to accept or reject.
The collection supports published English texts of the federal constitution, proclamations and regulations, with source passages and archived source material where available. Availability depends on deployment and publication. Coverage is incomplete and is not guaranteed to be continuously updated. It does not provide authoritative Amharic coverage, regional legislation or directives, or verify amendment and repeal status. Check the applicable authoritative text and current legal position before relying on a result.
Yes. Organization workspaces support invitations, roles and permission-controlled sharing. Keep materials in projects and folders, share reusable workflows and playbooks, and give colleagues appropriate access to the work.
Access is arranged through an invitation. Request a demo with the short form on this page and the jLaw team will contact you to discuss your practice, the work you want to improve and access for you or your firm.
No. jLaw assists with analysis, research and drafting. AI output can be incomplete or incorrect. Lawyers remain responsible for checking sources, assessing suggestions and making the final decisions about their work.
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