Vincent AI
by vLex
Vincent AI from vLex is a global AI legal workflow tool. It's useful for drafting legal documents, replying to transactional drafts, creating litigation pleadings, or conducting AI-enhanced legal research and drafting. Vincent is also the only global tool, powered by the law of the United States, UK, Ireland, European Union, Spain, Mexico, Colombia, Chile, Singapore, and New Zealand, all in one platform, with new countries being added all the time. That's why the American Association of Law Libraries has named Vincent AI the 2024 New Product of the Year, the first generative AI tool to win the honor.
Vincent's AI is the most capable, verifiable, and global AI legal workflow tool. The toolbox currently includes the following legal skills:
Answer Legal Questions
Ask Vincent AI any legal research question and it will provide answers with full citations, linked through to primary and secondary sources held on vLex’s global database of authoritative legal information. Vincent offers full transparency; lawyers can see exactly which sources it uses to arrive at an answer and verify the results for themselves.
Document Analysis
Vincent’s new document analysis capabilities go beyond information retrieval. Just upload any legal document and Vincent AI will carry out a range of sophisticated legal reasoning-related actions in response to a set of carefully designed prompts – anything from creating timelines of facts, through to generating defenses to claims.
Build an Argument
Vincent AI harnesses the power of Generative AI to analyze legal documents and use this knowledge to build arguments, including anticipating the claims that opposing counsel will make and automatically creating counter-arguments. Lawyers can use this information as the basis of legal briefs, client letters, or any other legal communication.
Compare Jurisdictions
Comparing the law between different jurisdictions is one of the most time-consuming tasks for lawyers. Vincent AI makes it easy by drawing from vLex’s vast repository of trusted and authoritative legal information from more than 100 countries and across 200 jurisdictions, including all US states.
50-State Survey Made Easy
With Vincent AI, you can compare laws on a particular topic across different states –including related federal content – to help provide a foundation for your 50-state survey with ease.
Find Related Documents
Vincent Ai can locate a document and also automatically find semantically related documents that might have been overlooked in a manual search. Legal professionals can be sure that they are aware of both key documents, and those that can give them an extra edge when it comes to building their case.
Case Analysis
Vincent AI can read cases, extract legal issues and other key information, and automatically produce summarized headnotes - helping legal professionals save time and quickly determine whether a case is relevant without having to read each judgment.
The platform upgraded in September 2024 and added the following skills:
Analyze a Contract
Allows users to identify non-market provisions, create consistency among definitions, identify risks, create closing checklists, catalog post-closing obligations, and flag unfavorable language.
Analyze a Deposition
Allows users to summarize testimony, extract key facts, formulate follow-up questions and objections, and create timelines.
Ask a Research Question
Allows users to draft a research memo in response to legal questions in the 13 jurisdictions vLex covers, including direct citations and links to verified sources, incorporating Fastcase’s Cert citator for U.S. research.
Build an Argument
Allows users to research and draft arguments in support of or against specific propositions, based on precedent in a given jurisdiction.
Compare Documents
Allows users to upload multiple documents and identify differences in table format.
Compare Law in Different Jurisdictions
Allows users to compare governing law across different U.S. states or between different countries.
Find Related Authorities
Allows users to upload a document and find primary and secondary related authorities from vLex.
Redline Analysis
Allows users to review document redlines to summarize changes, determine their likely impact, and develop a relevant negotiation strategy.