“They seem to focus more on generating a big, fancy AI report about the brief rather than just letting me download the cases themselves.”
On r/paralegal · Jul 8, 2026
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Said in “Advice needed: Efficiently pulling cited cases from opponent’s PDF briefs?”
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“I agree, it sounds like a simple and fast process but after playing with these tools for an hour yesterday I knew I could have pulled the cases manually faster than it was taking Westlaw to process.”
in “Advice needed: Efficiently pulling cited cases from opponent’s PDF briefs?” · 2 voices
“It didn't feel drastically different from using ChatGPT with the ability to search the web [...]”
in “AI outperforms law professors in Stanford Law study” · 9 voices
“This is where AI offerings from Thomson or Lexis could shine, especially in jurisdictions where case law is not freely available online.”open
ChatGPTMixed“They are unbelievable at finding niche cases you would never have found on your own.”open
“NotebookLM was considered slightly better than 2.5 Pro by the evaluators.”open
“My firm has Lexis Protege AI which I use mostly for AI-assisted legal research and simple motion drafting, but I feel that I'm probably missing out on its full potential.”
in “Lexis Peotege”
