MS-Ask, Your AI Legal Research Assistant for Better Legal Decisions

It's the process of identifying and gathering the law relevant to a specific legal question, whether that's case law, statutes, regulations, or corporate filings, and then working out how it applies to the facts at hand.

Software that helps legal professionals search case law, statutes, regulations, and related records, then makes sense of what's found instead of leaving that work to manual reading and cross-referencing.

Depends on the kind of research your team does most. Litigation teams lean heavily on case law and precedent. Corporate and transactional teams often need filings, disclosures, and financial records instead. MatterSuite AI covers both, pulling from case law and statutes as well as corporate filings and disclosures through its Edgar research capability, then using AI to summarize what it finds so results turn into something usable rather than just a longer list of documents to read.

Search across case law, statutes, regulations, and corporate records, AI-powered document analysis and summarization, key fact extraction, and tools that carry research forward into actual work, like settlement analysis or drafting tied to the matter.

It cuts the time spent manually reading through case law or filings to find the relevant parts. AI summarization surfaces the key facts and insights directly, so teams spend their time applying findings rather than digging for them.

Yes, though what you use it for shifts by practice area. Litigation teams use it for case law and precedent, transactional and corporate teams use it for filings, disclosures, and financial records. A platform built to cover both, rather than just case law, fits a broader range of legal work.

Identifying the legal issue and relevant facts, determining what sources of law apply, gathering those sources (case law, statutes, regulations), analyzing and evaluating the authority found, applying the law to the facts of the matter, and communicating the results, usually in a memo or brief.

It's the use of AI to search, read, and interpret legal documents at a scale and speed manual review can't match, then surface summaries, key facts, and insights instead of just returning a list of matching documents.

Traditional research means reading through documents individually to find what is relevant. AI analyzes and summarizes that material directly, extracting key facts and flagging what matters, so teams get to the actionable insight faster instead of assembling it themselves document by document.

Case law, statute, and regulation search alongside corporate filing research through Edgar, AI document analysis and summarization, key fact extraction, AI settlement fact analysis, and AI-powered drafting that generates matter-specific documents based on what the research turns up.