Want to learn more? Schedule a demo.

Request a Demo
 
 
 

Generate Case-Aware Drafts in Minutes

Lawyers select the type of document they want—motion, pleading, memo, outline—and esumry uses the case materials they’ve uploaded to generate a structured first draft. The draft incorporates relevant facts, issues, and key documents, giving counsel something substantial to refine instead of a blank screen.

 
 
 

Standardize Work Product to Client Expectations

You can define preferred structures and sample language for key filings and reports. Defense lawyers then use those expectations as the starting point when they draft in esumry. Over time, your motions, reports, and internal analyses start to look more uniform across matters and firms.

 
 
 

Keep Lawyers in Control of the Final Work

esumry does not file anything for you. It accelerates the assembly of facts, arguments, and boilerplate, but lawyers remain responsible for reviewing every section, confirming every fact, and shaping the final argument. That balance lets you embrace AI without compromising professional judgment.

 
 
 

Reduce Low-Value Drafting Hours

Many hours on complex matters go to drafting tasks that don’t require senior-level judgment: stitching together background sections, reusing standard arguments, or formatting content. esumry shortens those tasks so your lawyers can spend more time on strategy and negotiation—exactly what clients want to pay for.

 
 
 

Support Internal and Client-Facing Documents

The same drafting workspace can be used for internal memos, client updates, and board-ready narratives. Lawyers choose the format and audience; esumry helps arrange the facts and language so they can focus on what matters.

 
 
 

How the AI Drafting Workspace Fits Into Your Workflow

Step 1 – Choose document type and scope
The lawyer selects a document type (e.g., motion to dismiss) and identifies which parts of the case record to draw from.

Step 2 – Generate and review the draft
esumry produces a structured draft, citing or linking to supporting materials where appropriate. The lawyer reviews, edits, and adds legal strategy.

Step 3 – Export and finalize
The draft is exported into Word or your DMS for final polishing, partner review, and filing. The client sees a well-crafted document; they never need to see the tool.

 
 
 

AI Drafting Workspace – Frequently Asked Questions

  • It can generate full draft documents, but these are starting points. Lawyers review and revise every draft before filing. esumry speeds up drafting; it does not replace legal judgment.

  • Yes. You can define preferred structures and model language for common filings and reports. Lawyers then use those models when they draft in esumry, improving consistency.

  • Drafts are based on materials the lawyer has uploaded into the case. Good practice is to require lawyers to verify key factual statements and citations before anything is filed or shared externally.

  • It usually reduces hours on low-value drafting tasks. Many firms redeploy that time into deeper analysis, preparation, and client communication, which is easier to justify and harder to commoditize.

  • Yes—as long as experienced counsel treat drafts as accelerators, not autopilot. In high-stakes matters, partners still lead the strategy; esumry just helps the team get there more efficiently.

 
 
 
 
 
View Pricing