AI-LAW PTY LTD // ACN 698 421 608 // Western Australia
Find the clause you already agreed to
AI-Law indexes the executed agreements a small practice already holds and answers a question put in ordinary language with the passage that governs it, named to its document, its date and its position on the page. It does not draft. It does not advise.
1What the software does
Scope note // retrieval only
A practice of four solicitors can hold several thousand executed agreements across a document management system, a shared drive and an old email archive. Every one of those documents was negotiated by somebody, signed by somebody, and is binding on somebody today. The hard part is almost never the law. The hard part is finding the exact paragraph, in the version that was actually executed, before the client rings back.
AI-Law answers that one question and no other. You ask in ordinary language, for example which supplier agreements cap liability at twelve months of fees. The software returns the passages that match, each attributed to a named document, an execution date and a position inside that document, so a solicitor can open the source and read the whole clause in a few seconds.
Every result is a pointer to text the firm already holds. There is no paraphrase standing in for the clause, no suggested wording, no opinion about what a term means, and no confident summary sitting between a practitioner and the document they are responsible for.
Plainly
The whole product is a search box over a firm's own signed paper. If that sounds narrow, the narrowness is the point. Narrow is the only version of this that a regulated profession should be asked to trust.
2Four things it does not do
These are not disclaimers buried in a footer. They are the design brief. Software sold into a regulated profession is assumed to do all four unless it says otherwise, so this page says otherwise.
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Not one
It does not give legal advice
Nothing the software returns is advice, and nothing on this website is advice. A retrieved passage is evidence of what a document says. Whether it applies, whether it is enforceable and what should be done about it are questions for a lawyer with the file in front of them.
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Not two
It does not draft
There is no clause generator, no letter builder and no autocomplete for contract language. The software has no facility for producing text that a firm might sign or send. It can only show you words that already exist in a document you gave it.
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It does not predict outcomes
No score for the strength of a case, no estimate of what a court would do, no likelihood attached to a dispute. Retrieval ranking says which passage best matches the words you typed. It says nothing whatever about who would win.
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It is not a substitute for a lawyer
If you are not a lawyer and you are looking for one, this is the wrong website. The software is a filing tool for practitioners who already have the professional obligations, the insurance and the judgement that the work requires.
3The registry record
Every row below is verifiable on a public register, and none of it requires you to ask us anything.
| Item | Value | Where it is verifiable |
|---|---|---|
| Legal name | AI-LAW PTY LTD | ASIC company register |
| Entity type | Australian proprietary company, limited by shares | ASIC company register |
| ACN | 698 421 608 | ASIC company register |
| ABN | 23 698 421 608 | Australian Business Register |
| GST | Not currently registered for GST | Australian Business Register |
| Jurisdiction | Western Australia, Australia | ASIC company register |
| Trading name | AI-Law, a trading name of AI-LAW PTY LTD | This website |
| Contact | hello@ailaw.im | This website |
No street address appears on this website. Where a document must be served on the company, ASIC holds its registered office against ACN 698 421 608, and service is properly effected at the office that register shows.
4Bring one precedent folder
Engagement // answered inside five business days
Start with one folder rather than a whole practice. A precedent bank, a run of supplier agreements, the leases: whichever set you know well enough to catch a wrong answer in it. Write and tell us what is in it, roughly how many documents, what shape they are in, scanned or born digital, and the question you find yourself asking of that folder most often. That question is the thing worth testing against.
Describe the folder in words. Nothing needs attaching, and nothing should be. Indexing belongs on infrastructure the practice controls, and the useful part of the conversation happens well before a single client document moves anywhere.
There is no sign up form on this website, because a form that quietly builds a mailing list is exactly the sort of thing a company should not do to a profession that takes confidentiality seriously. There is one mailbox, a person opens it, and a message from a practice is answered inside five business days. Bring one precedent folder — hello@ailaw.im.