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Legal AI for the firms that built Australia.

The AI legal workbench built from the ground up for Australian law firms. Streaming research with citation hover cards, IRAC memos, deadlines, and conflict checks with audit logs. All linked to your matter.

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Procedural and limitation rules

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AI research grounded in Australian law

Ask questions inside a matter. Get structured answers with every citation verified against Australian legislation and reported case law. Answers stream in word by word with real-time progress phases.

  • Streaming responses with real-time progress: searching, analysing, drafting
  • Inline citation hover cards: see the source text without leaving the answer
  • Suggested follow-up questions after every research response
  • Semantic vector search across 190,000+ Australian legislation documents and 560,000+ indexed authorities
  • Full audit trail of every research query and output
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Limitation deadlines across all 9 jurisdictions

Calculate limitation and filing deadlines for NSW, Victoria, Queensland, Federal, and every other Australian jurisdiction. Deterministic rules, not AI guesses. Every result shows the exact statute section.

  • All 9 Australian jurisdictions covered
  • Visible rule source on every calculation
  • Human confirmation required before activation
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Mandatory conflict checks, documented automatically

Search across every matter and party in your firm before accepting new instructions. Matches are flagged with the relevant ASCR conduct rule. Every check is audit-logged with an immutable record.

  • Firm-wide search across all parties, matters, and entities
  • ASCR 2015 conduct rule cited on every flagged match
  • Immutable audit log: who checked, when, what was found, and the outcome
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Citation-verified IRAC memos in minutes

Generate structured Issue, Rule, Application, Conclusion memos from your matter context and research history. Edit inline, then export to PDF or Word with your firm branding.

  • Auto-structured IRAC format from matter research context
  • Citations pulled from verified Australian authorities
  • Export to client-ready PDF or Word (DOCX) with firm branding
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Analyse 50 documents in the time it takes to read one

Upload a portfolio of contracts, leases, or agreements. Matter Desk extracts key terms across every document into a structured review table. Export to Excel or Word.

  • Bulk document analysis with configurable extraction columns
  • Review tables that compare clauses across 50+ documents
  • Audio transcription for meetings, mediations, and calls
  • Document comparison with AI commentary on what changed
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Works where you work

Use Matter Desk inside Microsoft Word to research, review clauses, and insert from your clause library without switching applications. Navigate the entire workspace with keyboard shortcuts.

  • Microsoft Word add-in for research, review, and clause insertion
  • 20+ pre-built Australian workflow templates
  • Practice-area prompt libraries so you never face a blank page
  • Cmd+K command palette for keyboard-first navigation

Real output

See what Matter Desk produces.

Research query

What standard of proof applies to a breach of s 180(1)?

Civil proceedings are decided on the balance of probabilities under s 1317J(2) Corporations Act. In ASIC v Rich [2009] NSWSC 1229, Austin J held the business judgment rule failed where directors proceeded without independent valuation. The court emphasised that the statutory duty requires directors to inform themselves adequately before making commercial decisions of significance.

Corporations Act 2001 (Cth) s 180(1)ASIC v Rich [2009] NSWSC 1229Briginshaw v Briginshaw (1938) 60 CLR 336

Limitation

6 years

Limitation Act 1969 (NSW) s 14(1)(a)

Conflict check

1 match found

Pacific Holdings Pty Ltd, ASCR 2015 r 12

IRAC memo

Generated in 45 seconds

4 sections, 3 verified authorities

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Australian infrastructure. No cold outreach. One email when your cohort opens.

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