FOR SOLO ATTORNEYS AND SMALL LAW FIRMS
Find AI tools for your law firm, and check what each vendor says about client data.
CounselAtlas records what each legal AI product does, what it costs, and what its vendor publishes about confidentiality. Every fact carries a date and a link to the vendor’s own page.
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Pick the task you want to solve.
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Read the dated evidence for each tool.
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Open the vendor’s own page to verify it.
Start with the task you need to solve.
Every tool is filed under the job it does, not the vendor that sells it.
Three ways to narrow the list
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DATA STATEMENTS
Start with vendors who publish
45 of 112 live records publish all three of a confidentiality, training, and data-location statement. Filter to those if a written commitment is a prerequisite for your firm.
Filter the directory →COMPARISONS
Put two tools side by side
78 curated comparison pages place vendor facts and the editorial assessment in two columns. Every live record appears in at least one.
See a comparison →GUIDES
Read how to judge a vendor
12 short guides on reading a training statement, running a trial, leaving a product, and the other questions the records cannot answer for you.
Open the guides →Why you can check our work
Dated observations
Every field records the day it was checked, so you can see how current a fact is.
Verbatim quotes
Confidentiality and training statements are quoted exactly, with a link to the page they came from.
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