Ask.Legal Expands Legal AI Platform to Australia and Singapore
Ask.Legal has expanded its legal AI platform to Australia and Singapore, adding to its existing coverage of Hong Kong and England and Wales, the company announced in a press release. The platform now provides jurisdiction specific legal analysis across four common law markets.
Users can describe a legal issue in ordinary language and receive structured analysis based on legislation and case law in the selected jurisdiction. The service can assist with issue identification, preliminary legal analysis, document review, document generation, and preliminary drafting.
The platform also lets users prepare first drafts of letters, agreements, notices, legal submissions, and other legal documents within the same workflow. In Australia, Ask.Legal covers all six states, two territories, and federal law.
Ask.Legal uses a pay as you go token model with no mandatory monthly or annual subscription. The company says new users can receive 100,000 introductory tokens, that user data is not used to train its AI models, and that testing showed a hallucination rate below 3%.
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