AtlasLaw

One platform to search filings, explore case outcomes, cross-reference entities, and chat with your legal documents.

AtlasLaw is a powerful legal research and analytics platform that lets users quickly review case data, timelines, and summaries — and explore connected cases by party, judge, issue, or outcome. Built on a structured legal graph, it enables fast, AI-assisted answers grounded in case documents, with traceable citations at every step.

SummaryCite

Turn messy PDFs or live court filings into structured, citation-backed legal intelligence.

SummaryCite is a web-based tool that builds auditable case summaries and timelines from complex legal documents. It’s powered by a self-assembling knowledge graph that maps entities (people, firms), procedural events (filings, hearings), and their relationships — with every claim traceable to its original source.

TrialWire

A monthly digest of trial outcomes. Benchmark rulings, monitor damages, and compare courts over time.

TrialWire auto-generates plain-language summaries of civil trials — complete with clickable citations to the original filings. It filters live court records for completed trials, then distills outcomes using the same verified, graph-driven infrastructure behind SummaryCite.

LegalCite

Ask legal questions your way. Get answers that cite the law.

LegalCite understands your legal questions the way you ask them — and returns cited, relevant answers without the boolean gymnastics.

Powered by DataWorks’ legal knowledge graph, LegalCite uses AI to traverse statutes, case law, and administrative opinions with real context. Ask research questions in natural language — not code — and get results you can trust, cite, and use immediately.