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Tackling Inefficiencies in British Courts – From Supreme Court to County Courts.
AI Legal Research Revolution for the UK
Transforms UK legal research, cutting weeks to minutes with accuracy via BAILII integration, Supreme Court precedents, and statutes like the Human Rights Act 1998.
Automated Case Timeline Builder for UK Courts
Manages case materials for UK teams, creating timelines compliant with Civil Procedure Rules (CPR) and court disclosure requirements for High Court and County Court matters.
Secure Litigation Chronology for UK Firms
Secure system compliant with UK GDPR, connecting evidence for coherent strategies in Crown Court cases, Employment Tribunal matters, and commercial litigation.
Who We Serve
Our AI Legal Assistant for Every UK Lawyer, Paralegal, and Law Firm
NexLaw cuts research time by 90% for UK jurisdictions, drafting 5x faster with precision. Citation-verified insights empower solicitors and barristers for confident preparation in High Court, Crown Court, or tribunals.
For Litigators & Trial Lawyers
Juggling facts, filings, and deadlines in UK courts shouldn't hold your team back. NexLaw helps build stronger cases with less stress.
- • Turn evidence into timelines for complex CPR disputes and multi-track litigation.
- • Draft pleadings and witness statements compliant with UK court rules in minutes, not days.
- • Research using NeXa on Supreme Court precedents, Court of Appeal decisions, and UK legislation.
For Transactional & Corporate Counsel
Manual contract review and compliance work slows teams down and increases risk. NexLaw helps UK legal departments move faster, stay accurate, and reduce cost.
- • Speed up contract review by 60% with AI risk analysis under UK Consumer Rights Act 2015.
- • Monitor compliance with UK GDPR, Companies Act, and FCA regulations automatically.
- • Draft governance and reporting docs compliant with UK corporate law in minutes.
For Solo Solicitors & Barristers
Work smarter, not longer. NexLaw gives UK solo lawyers the tools to handle big cases with speed and confidence.
- • Get the same deep legal research as Magic Circle firms with NeXa covering BAILII and UK legislation.
- • Draft applications and skeleton arguments fast with AI-powered accuracy for UK courts.
- • Build strong trial strategies using ChronoVault and TrialPrep for High Court and tribunal matters.
Transform Legal Practice with AI that Reduces 100+ Hour Tasks to Minutes
While you grab your morning coffee, NeXa completes contract analysis, legal research across millions of cases, and delivers comprehensive legal summaries with proper citations.
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"AI by itself is not the answer. But it is definitely part of the solution. We are bringing the power of advanced legal tech to the City of Cockburn to help us to help the community."
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Find quick answers to common questions about us!
What is NexLaw and how does it help UK solicitors?
NexLaw is an AI-powered legal assistant built for UK solicitors, barristers, and legal teams. It streamlines trial preparation, case research under UK law, and document drafting by analyzing legal texts, disclosure documents, and precedents from BAILII and other UK legal databases.
Does NexLaw cover UK case law and statutes?
Yes, including Acts of Parliament, Supreme Court decisions, Court of Appeal judgments, and EU-retained law via BAILII. NexLaw provides comprehensive coverage of UK law from statute to case law across all jurisdictions.
How does NexLaw ensure UK GDPR compliance?
All data processing meets UK GDPR standards, with no third-party sharing. Client data is protected with end-to-end encryption and stored securely within UK-compliant infrastructure.
Can I upload disclosure documents and evidence for UK cases?
Yes. Solicitors can securely upload disclosure documents, witness statements, exhibits, and pleadings directly into NexLaw. The platform automatically organizes files and builds chronological case timelines compliant with Civil Procedure Rules.
Can NexLaw help UK lawyers find and analyze legal precedents?
Yes. NexLaw's AI-powered legal research quickly identifies relevant precedents from Supreme Court, Court of Appeal, and High Court, along with applicable statutes and statutory instruments. Every answer is citation-backed with verifiable sources from BAILII, i-law, and other UK legal databases.
Does NexLaw integrate with UK legal research databases?
Yes. NexLaw seamlessly connects with BAILII, Westlaw UK, and i-law, providing comprehensive coverage of UK case law, legislation, and legal commentary in one platform.
How does NexLaw handle UK court rules and procedures?
NexLaw is designed to work with Civil Procedure Rules (CPR), Criminal Procedure Rules, and tribunal procedures. Our timeline and document tools ensure compliance with UK court disclosure requirements and case management directions.
Can UK law firms and in-house counsel collaborate in NexLaw?
Yes. NexLaw includes team collaboration features, allowing multiple solicitors, barristers, or corporate counsel to work on cases together. Files, timelines, and trial prep materials can be shared securely across teams while maintaining UK GDPR compliance.
What makes NexLaw suitable for UK legal practice?
NexLaw is specifically tailored for UK lawyers with integration to BAILII, coverage of UK statutes and case law, compliance with UK GDPR, and support for Civil Procedure Rules. We understand the unique requirements of UK litigation from Employment Tribunal matters to Supreme Court appeals.
How accurate are NexLaw's AI-generated answers for UK law?
NexLaw's answers are supported with verified citations from UK case law and legislation. Instead of offering unverified AI outputs, NexLaw provides solicitors with court-usable references from Supreme Court decisions, statutory provisions, and UK precedents that can be relied upon in applications, skeleton arguments, and trial preparation.
