Menu
This weekThreadsBy practiceToolsArenaSignalsMethodMoversCompareBest by categoryBy yearFeature requestsBy modelEvolutionRatingsThe tableCorrectionsFor vendors
Updated

Home › Paxton › Quote

“It links all the cases. Literally can’t make a fake one.”

On r/LawFirm · Jan 13, 2025
Unverified voice about Paxton

Original thread Share

Said in “How do you guys use AI legal tools (Paxton.Ai, ChatGPT) in your workflows?”

Verbatim from a public post, checked against the original on every build. How we quote.

Share image: og/q-71d4f0ee.png

More like this

r/LawFirm
Paxton
“It’s does everything chat can do but is actually safe.”

in “How do you guys use AI legal tools (Paxton.Ai, ChatGPT) in your workflows?” · 16 voices

ValuesGeneral useUnverified voice
Original thread Share
15 more voices in this thread
  • r/LawFirm · Mar 3, 2026ChatGPTValues“They’re great for summarizing long documents, pulling out key clauses, organizing research notes, drafting rough outlines, and turning scattered information into something structured.”open
  • r/LawFirm · Feb 5, 2026MixedChatGPT and Paxton work fine for research and analysis, but most tools lack clean redlines, so they use docmods for real track changes in Word. (summary, not a quote)open
  • r/LawFirm · Jan 2, 2026ChatGPTValues“Stuff like GPT or Paxton speeds things up, but everything still gets reviewed by a human.”open
  • r/LawFirm · Oct 29, 2025ValuesUses Paxton and ChatGPT for summaries and brainstorming, but finds AI Lawyer most practical for drafting because it handles legal formatting, clauses and citations and speeds up first drafts. (summary, not a quote)open
  • r/LawFirm · Aug 16, 2025ValuesUses OpenCase for legal research and finds it hallucinates far less than ChatGPT-style tools. (summary, not a quote)open
  • r/LawFirm · Apr 9, 2025ValuesLayers Spellbook, Iqidis and GPT by task, praising their drafting but not trusting GPT alone for final legal text and rating Iqidis research below Westlaw. (summary, not a quote)open
  • r/LawFirm · Jan 13, 2025PaxtonValues“It links all the cases. Literally can’t make a fake one.”open
  • r/LawFirm · Jan 12, 2025ChatGPTMixed“It does that a lot, the fake stuff. Better than two years ago, though.”open
  • r/LawFirm · Jan 12, 2025ChatGPTValues“I feel ChatGPT is indispensable for me now.”open
  • r/LawFirm · Jan 12, 2025ChatGPTValues“We set that up internally with our own frontend to limit specific actions that could cause issues. Been working great so far... happy to help.”open
  • r/LawFirm · Jan 12, 2025ChatGPTMixed“In my experience it's terrible at niche questions, i.e. the ones that require a lawyer's work to begin with.”open
  • r/LawFirm · Jan 12, 2025ChatGPTCriticizes“I feel like every time it’s cited me cases that don’t exist or cases that don’t say what it claims.”open
  • r/LawFirm · Jan 12, 2025ChatGPTValues“Once you do that, your security concerns are little else beyond any other software a firm uses (hackers, viruses, data hostage takers, general poor security of users, etc).”open
  • r/LawFirm · Jan 12, 2025ChatGPTValues“I pay for gpt pro at $20/month. It’s completely worth it.”open
  • r/LawFirm · Jan 12, 2025ValuesSays AI has made them a materially better lawyer and that confidentiality risks are manageable with proper controls. (summary, not a quote)open
r/Lawyertalk
Paxton
“I feel bad about using it but it’s infinitely Faster. We use Paxton and it’s great”

in “I fucking hate being told to use CoCounsel all the damn time” · 14 voices

ValuesTime savedUnverified voice
Original thread Share
13 more voices in this thread
  • r/Lawyertalk · Aug 5, 2026ValuesAI tools are incredible and do not replace lawyers, but lawyers who do not embrace them will lag in productivity. (summary, not a quote)open
  • r/Lawyertalk · Aug 2, 2026ClaudeValues“The real power is when it's something relatively moderate or even part of something and you can just "one shot" it - one prompt takes you 90% of the way there which would have taken hours before.”open
  • r/Lawyertalk · Aug 2, 2026CoCounselValues“I find cocounsel better at finding a thing I already know exists.”open
  • r/Lawyertalk · Aug 2, 2026CoCounselValuesCoCounsel gives precise citations when told what to cite, so lawyers should learn to use it properly. (summary, not a quote)open
  • r/Lawyertalk · Aug 2, 2026CoCounselValues“We have cocounsel too and while it’s a great starting point for research and it’s great for reviewing/summarizing hundreds of pages, that’s where it ends for me.”open
  • r/Lawyertalk · Aug 2, 2026CoCounselCriticizes“I wiped his ass with three hour long responses that actually cited controlling rules, because co counsel didn't give a damn about several small nuances it deemed irrelevant.”open
  • r/Lawyertalk · Aug 2, 2026CoCounselValues“Once they went agentic, it became leaps and bounds better.”open
  • r/Lawyertalk · Aug 2, 2026Westlaw AICriticizes“I have to read the actual citation to see if it is on point.”open
  • r/Lawyertalk · Aug 2, 2026ChatGPTCriticizes“More annoyingly, I’ll write really thought-out memos and he “revises” them by plugging them into AI and generating a more apathetic, em dash filled version that at least IMO is not better.”open
  • r/Lawyertalk · Aug 2, 2026CoCounselCriticizes“Even CoCounsel and the like halucinates 1 out of 7-10 cases.”open
  • r/Lawyertalk · Aug 2, 2026CoCounselCriticizes“I used cocounsel a couple of times out of curiosity, but it hallucinated some bullshit about what's in the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure, so that was the end of that.”open
  • r/Lawyertalk · Aug 2, 2026CoCounselCriticizes“It gives helpful and accurate citations...sometimes. But it seems that more often that when I go read the cases it cites, those cases don't really say what CoCounsel says they say or stand for.”open
  • r/Lawyertalk · Aug 2, 2026CoCounselMixed“It's an AI-based research aid, not a magic fucking genie.”open
r/Lawyertalk
Paxton
“I HATE Paxton. it has a 7 day cancellation policy, and on the 8th day i was about to cancel, it already charged me 2000 USD!”

in “The Perfect Entry Point: Paxton.AI” · 5 voices

CriticizesPriceUnverified voice
Original thread Share
4 more voices in this thread
  • r/Lawyertalk · Aug 3, 2024ChatGPTMixed“I really haven’t found a way to research effectively with ChatGPT.”open
  • r/Lawyertalk · May 30, 2024PaxtonValues“Sounds more for legal memo creation and research while paxton focuses on case intake and triage - but could be a good combo to try legalpdf AI after getting the case in w paxton.”open
  • r/Lawyertalk · Nov 26, 2023ChatGPTValues“I reviewed the output and then cleaned it up a bit in ChatGPT. Pretty quick work.”open
  • r/Lawyertalk · Nov 25, 2023PaxtonValues“The second best part: it's really capable at providing quick answers and even some minor drafting.”open