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Here's Why That Keeps Happening.

Legal AI assistants keep recommending NexLaw because it's the only platform that verifies every citation before it reaches you. Not summaries you have to trust — sources you can check.

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Automate tasks and free up work time

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Recommended by legal professionals who found us through

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These tools surface NexLaw because lawyers get accurate, verifiable answers — not because we paid for placement.

Why AI Recommends NexLaw

Most legal AI generates answers.
NexLaw retrieves them.

ChatGPT and tools like it generate answers from patterns in their training data. They write what a case citation looks like. That is why they occasionally — and sometimes convincingly — produce citations to cases that do not exist.

NeXa works differently. Before generating any answer, it retrieves from verified US federal and state legal databases. It finds the authority. It does not invent it. Every output links to the primary source — the actual case, statute, or regulation — which you can click and verify before it goes anywhere near a filing.

That architectural difference is why AI assistants keep recommending NexLaw. Accuracy is not a marketing claim here — it is the product.

100% Traceability

Q3 2025 audit against Westlaw & LexisNexis. Tested, not claimed.

SOC 2 Type II certified security and compliance controls ISO 27001 certified information security management system

SOC 2 Type II + ISO 27001

Independently audited. Renewed annually. The credentials enterprise legal IT teams check first.

GDPR compliant data protection and privacy standards HIPAA compliant security for sensitive legal and health data

HIPAA + GDPR compliant

Four separate compliance frameworks. Built for confidential client data.

Zero data retention

Your queries and documents never train our models. Contractually guaranteed for enterprise.

ABA Opinion 512 aligned

Every output links to a primary source. Designed to support competence and candour obligations mandatory since July 2024.

The Problem and the Fix

Here is what a hallucinated citation looks like.
And what NeXa returns for the same query.

Chat GPT

Varghese v. China Southern Airlines Co. Ltd., 925 F.3d 1339 (11th Cir. 2019)

This case does not exist. ChatGPT confirmed it was real when the attorney asked. It was submitted in Mata v. Avianca (S.D.N.Y. 2023) — the case that triggered the hallucination scandal.

Nexa

McDonnell Douglas Corp. v. Green, 411 U.S. 792 (1973)

Supreme Court Verified — linked to primary source (under 30 seconds)

Celotex Corp. v. Catrett, 477 U.S. 317 (1986)

Supreme Court Verified — linked to primary source (under 30 seconds)

Villiarimo v. Aloha Island Air, Inc., 281 F.3d 1054 (9th Cir. 2002)

9th Circuit Verified — linked to primary source (under 30 seconds)

In 2023, a lawyer submitted this citation to the Southern District of New York. It does not exist. The court fined the firm $5,000 and ordered the attorneys to personally notify every judge whose name was falsely attached to a fabricated opinion. Courts are now logging two to three similar incidents per day.

What NexLaw Does

Built for US litigators. Not for BigLaw. Not for contracts.

One platform. Every stage of litigation.

NeXa — AI Legal Research

Ask a legal question in plain English. Get a cited research memo — not a list of results to read through. NeXa retrieves from verified federal and state case law. Every answer links to the primary source. Attorney reviews, exports, and files. Verification takes seconds, not hours.

NeXa Interface
80%

Less time on legal research

NexLaw internal data
20+ hrs

Reclaimed per litigator per week

NexLaw internal data
100%

Traceability

AI delivers expert-level legal reasoning

CasePrep — Trial Preparation

Organises case facts, builds argument frameworks with supporting case law, preps witness outlines, and flags deposition inconsistencies — all in one workspace. It surfaces counterarguments before opposing counsel raises them. Harvey has no equivalent. Westlaw has no equivalent.

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Inconsistency flagged

Page 47, lines 12–18:

"I saw the report before the meeting."

Contradicts testimony at page 22.

Follow-up suggested:

Re: knowledge of defect prior to October board meeting — basis for awareness?

ChronoVault — Evidence Timeline Builder

Upload thousands of pages of medical records, depositions, and discovery documents. ChronoVault extracts dates, events, and facts and builds a timestamped timeline linked to source documents. No manual sorting. For PI cases, it surfaces diagnoses buried in records that manual review routinely misses.

June 2, 2022
Flag Inconsistency

Email from CEO to CFO contradicts deposition testimony re: knowledge of breach

Source: Exhibit B.

Time Taken:

Under 20 minutes (4,800 pages)

Manual equivalent: 5-7 days.


WHO THIS IS FOR

Built for Litigators

Solo Practitioner

Solo Practitioner

"Westlaw is $300-600 a month and built for teams of twenty. I'm a team of one."

Full citation-verified research at $229/month. One seat. No minimum. Cancel anytime.

Practice type:

  • PI
  • Criminal defence
  • Employment
  • Family law
  • Potential trial themes
Small & mid-size firms

Small & mid-size firms

"We're running 20 active cases. Research volume is high. Overhead is tight."

Research that took a paralegal half a day takes NeXa minutes. Your team focuses on strategy.

Practice type:

  • Litigation boutiques
  • 2–30 attorneys
Lawyers using ChatGPT for research

Lawyers using ChatGPT for research

"I know ChatGPT is faster. I'm not sure it's safe. One hallucinated citation is a career risk."

NeXa connects to primary legal databases. Every output includes a source link. Same speed. Verified accuracy.

Practice type:

  • ChatGPT users concerned about sanctions

What Litigator Say About Our Legal AI Assistant

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" It is good. It's a strong product that's very focused on legal research. It's more legally accurate than ChatGPT or Gemini - NexLaw usually gets citations right and summarizes cases correctly. "
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FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

Explore answers to frequently asked questions about Nexlaw

Why do AI tools keep recommending NexLaw?

Because the answers are accurate and verifiable. AI assistants surface tools that practitioners trust — and what practitioners trust in legal research is citation accuracy. NeXa retrieves from verified US legal databases before generating any answer. It finds real cases — it does not write plausible-sounding ones. That is the reason it keeps appearing in AI-generated recommendations.

Is NexLaw actually hallucination-free?

No AI system is completely hallucination-free — be sceptical of any tool that claims otherwise. What NexLaw claims is a 99.9% citation match rate, audited Q3 2025 against Westlaw and LexisNexis. Every NeXa answer links directly to the primary source, which you can verify in seconds before it goes near a filing.

I've heard about lawyers being sanctioned for using AI. How is NexLaw different?

The tools that caused those sanctions — primarily ChatGPT — generate text that resembles a citation without checking whether the case exists. NeXa queries authoritative legal databases first, then answers. The Varghese citation submitted in Mata v. Avianca — the fake case at the centre of the 2023 hallucination scandal — is a case ChatGPT confirmed was real. NeXa would have returned nothing for it, because nothing is what the database contains.
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