Frontier AI, applied to law.
We pressure-test what frontier models can do on real legal work — and ship only what meets the standard of the lawyers who do it today.
What we offer.
The offering spans a spectrum: pure-AI products at one end, licensed attorneys — from an independent, affiliated law firm — at the other. The software is live; the attorney tiers are on their way.
AI contract analysis and negotiation drafting, entirely over email.
Send a contract; get a tracked-changes redline and a plain-English cover email back — then it drafts each response for you to review, edit, and send, through to signature.
AI-assisted review, checked by people who do this for a living.
For matters that warrant a second set of eyes: the firm's attorneys validate the AI's work — analysis, redline, strategy — before it reaches yours.
Provided by an independent, affiliated law firm — a separate entity from Neuralaw LLC.
Full attorney representation, provided by an independent, affiliated law firm.
Where AI ends and counsel begins: licensed attorneys who take the matter the rest of the way — and the judgment calls that belong with a person.
Provided by an independent, affiliated law firm — a separate entity from Neuralaw LLC.
The line between the two, named plainly: our products are AI tooling — not legal advice, no attorney–client relationship. The attorney tiers, when they arrive, will come from an independent, affiliated law firm — a separate entity from Neuralaw LLC — with licensed attorneys, real privilege, and an engagement letter that says so.
Why email, why contracts.
We started with transactional work because it is high-stakes, pattern-rich, and brutally testable: a redline is either one a practitioner would send, or it isn't. And we built it into email because that is where deals already happen — no new app, no new habits, nothing to learn.
The result is redline: AI contract analysis and negotiation drafting that reads the whole agreement, catches provisions that interact, and explains every edit — and stays with the matter through signature.
We publish what we measure.
Every capability we ship clears a blind evaluation against practicing attorneys — same contracts, same rubric, graded by a panel that doesn't know which is which.
Each model generation absorbs more of what makes legal work hard: reading a contract the way a practitioner does, spotting provisions that interact rather than clauses in isolation, and drafting language a counterparty will actually accept. We harden what holds up — playbooks, structured review, verification — and ship it. What doesn't clear the bar stays in the lab.
Your contracts are the business. We built for that.
Confidentiality isn't a policy page here — it's the first constraint every system is designed against.
Never used to train models
Your contracts, emails, and matter state never train or fine-tune any model — ours or a vendor's. Contractually enforced.
Encrypted, isolated, audited
TLS 1.2+ in transit, AES-256 at rest, private storage behind expiring links. Every matter is scoped to its owner; access is narrow and logged.
Retention you control
Keep a matter for reference, or delete it — documents, thread, and working state — with one request. Deletion is deletion.
A research lab with a bar to clear.
Neuralaw exists to answer one question rigorously: which legal work can frontier AI do to the standard of the lawyers who do it today? Then to ship exactly that — and nothing that falls short.
The lawyer's standard, not the demo's
Legal work is judged by the practitioner who would otherwise do it. If a capability wouldn't survive a partner's review, it doesn't ship.
Honesty about what this is
Our products are AI tooling — not a law firm, not legal advice, no attorney–client relationship. We say so on every output, because trust starts there.
Confidentiality as a design constraint
Contracts are the business. Encryption, matter isolation, no training on client documents — built in before the first user, not bolted on after.
Skin in the game
We use our own products: we run our own agreements through redline before every signature.
Send a contract. See what comes back.
We're onboarding in small waves. Every new account starts with three free analyses — the plain-English read arrives before you pay a cent.