From a question
to work ready
for review.
Research the issue, examine the authorities and develop a structured draft. Keep authorized matter work connected as your team moves it forward.
Professional · $149.95 per person, per month.
Each team member needs their own eligible account. 14-day trial; cancel before it ends and you pay nothing.
Flagged before you rely on it.
Every authority in the Table of Authorities is checked twice. The citation is resolved to a document in the library, and Mind’s Eye scans later decisions for how the case was treated.
- Green: no adverse treatment found in checked material.
- Yellow: caution, distinguished or criticized.
- Red: negative treatment found. Review the scope before you cite it.
A first-pass signal, not a clean bill of health: confirm with a full citator before relying on it.
How federal law defines its own words.
“person” is defined 432 different ways in federal law. The statutory dictionary shows every definition the U.S. Code gives a term, quoted verbatim, with whether it is exhaustive and exactly where it applies.
Pick the one that fits your situation, then open the section it came from.
Drafting is a job, not a chat window.
Queue a motion, brief or letter. Agentic Draft plans the work, runs the research, and checks legal citations against retrieved law. Each job shows Queued, then Working, then Ready, and the finished draft waits in your inbox until you open it.
A draft whose citations do not verify is stamped UNVERIFIED DRAFT - DO NOT FILE before you see it.
One path from the question
to the source text.
Keep the analysis, the citation checks and the source links together, then return to completed work in My Research.
Research, draft and share
with the sources close by.
Investigate the question
Use Deep Research for a longer analysis. Review the Table of Authorities, source text, quotation checks and available later-treatment signals.
Deep Research →Develop the work product
Choose a guided drafting workflow, supply its required information, and review the plan and result. Export work to Word with clickable web source links. Review tracked changes against the original; some complex paragraphs require editing in Word.
Drafting workflows →Keep matter work together
Organize shared documents and notes in authorized Matters. Owners manage invitations and membership while personal research remains private.
Firm collaboration →Build the packet,
not just the first page.
Whole Motion Packet develops a motion, supporting memorandum, proposed order, exhibit map and review notes from the information you supply.
Workflow checks confirm that every required component is present and that the details you supplied are carried through the packet.
More ways to develop the work
- Interrogatories
- Requests for Production
- Requests for Admission
- Meet-and-Confer Letter
- Settlement and Release
These sit alongside the broader practice-area workflows and the rest of the Professional research toolset.
Research and cite-check
without leaving the document.
Law Mind for Microsoft Word, with research, cite-check, statutory definitions and Bluebook tabs (Professional).
Individual access.
Shared matter work.
Professional is $149.95 per person per month. A firm owner can invite colleagues and manage membership; each colleague completes their own account and access setup.
Shared Matters are available to authorized members. Personal My Research results stay private unless you intentionally carry work into a shared matter. See the privacy policy for data handling.
What $149.95 a month includes.
- Everything in Standard
- Deep Research and extended analysis
- Draft & Agentic Draft workflows
- Whole-motion packets and discovery drafting
- Jurisdiction comparison and citation-formatting tools
- Authorized shared Matters
- Firm invitations and membership management
Before you get started.
- Is this legal advice?
No. Access to legal information is not the practice of law. The Law Mind operates as a research library — not a law firm, not a legal services provider, and not a substitute for the independent judgment of a licensed attorney who has reviewed your specific facts and jurisdiction. Use of the Service does not create an attorney-client relationship between you and The Law Mind or its operators. Law Mind is a library and a drafting tool; the lawyer reads the sources and decides.
From the Terms of Service
- What is covered?
Law Mind researches your question against state and federal source collections and shows the authorities behind the answer: the Table of Authorities, the source text, citation and quotation checks, and available later-treatment signals. State and federal collections of court opinions, statutes, regulations, court rules and reference material, including the legal and Latin dictionaries, the encyclopedia and historical works. Each collection lists what it holds, and each document shows its edition and source date. Case law is current through September 30, 2026.
From the site’s FAQ
- What happens to my documents?
We do not use your prompts, uploaded documents, conversation history, or AI-generated outputs to train, fine-tune, or develop our AI models or those of any third-party provider. Your research activity is your business, not our training data. We do not sell your personal data to advertisers, data brokers, or any third party. We do not share personal data with third parties for their own marketing purposes. Submission of privileged information to the Service does not create an obligation for The Law Mind to maintain privilege. You are responsible for evaluating whether use is consistent with applicable professional responsibility rules.
From the Privacy Policy
- Can I use this under my professional responsibility rules?
That is your judgment to make, and the product is built so you can make it: every answer links to its sources, the citation checks show what matched and what did not, and nothing is filed or sent for you. Access to legal information is not the practice of law; the lawyer reads the sources and decides. ABA Formal Opinion 512 (July 29, 2024) addresses lawyers’ use of generative AI tools. Read it with your state’s guidance.
From the Terms of Service; ABA Formal Opinion 512
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