Questions law firms ask before adopting Lawty

Lawty is built to provide source-grounded, context-aware answers. You should still review outputs, because legal professional judgment remains essential.

Depending on workspace context, Lawty uses your vault files, documents, conversations, and structured matter data, and can cite relevant legal references when available.

Open the cited source, confirm the quoted passage, and validate jurisdiction, date, and applicability before relying on it in legal work.

No. Lawty assists legal professionals and does not replace a lawyer or legal judgment.

Because Lawty is designed so answers do not look like hallucinations. References make each answer auditable and easier to verify.

Lawty does not rely on routine human review of your conversations. Access is restricted, permission-based, and limited to support or security needs under internal controls.

Yes. Lawty applies encryption, access controls, and account-level scoping to protect sensitive legal material.

No. Your firm documents and conversations are not used to train shared AI models.

Lawty is designed with GDPR-aligned privacy controls and supports data processing terms for customers.

Data is stored in secure infrastructure used to operate the platform and its services, with protections appropriate for legal workflows.

Lawty only shares data with essential subprocessors needed to provide the service under contractual and security obligations. Lawty does not sell customer data.

Upload your file in Lawty, or connect Google Drive and use documents from Drive, then open Mike in the relevant matter or workspace and ask for the analysis you need, such as summary, risks, obligations, or clause review.

Lawty supports common legal file types such as PDF, DOCX, TXT, and other standard text-based formats used in legal workflows.

You can ask about contract clauses, legal concepts, document comparisons, issue spotting, drafting support, deadline implications, and research-oriented questions.

Lawty contracts can be used to prepare repeatable legal documents such as engagement letters, authorizations, standard agreements, intake forms, and other structured documents that need controlled drafting and signature collection.

Yes. Lawty can be used to prepare contracts and similar documents, populate variable fields, send them for completion, and collect signature input inside a structured workflow.

They can be, but legal validity depends on the governing law, the type of document, the way consent and attribution are established, and whether any formal execution requirements apply in the relevant jurisdiction. Lawty supports the workflow and audit trail, but legal teams should confirm suitability for their specific use case.

Yes. Lawty records signature events with timestamp, source, signer context when available, IP address, user agent, device information, and related send records to support later review of the signing process.

The hash helps prove document integrity by linking the signature log to the exact rendered document state at the time of signing. If the document changes later, the hash changes too, which helps detect post-signature modifications.

No. A hash is an evidentiary control, not a substitute for substantive legal requirements. Enforceability still depends on the applicable law, the parties, the document type, and the surrounding signing process.

For important agreements, firms should treat Lawty as the operational and evidentiary layer, then apply their own legal review of execution formalities, authority, identity, retention, and jurisdiction-specific requirements before relying on the result.

Yes. Lawty offers a 14-day free trial that starts when the user registers.

During the 14-day free trial, your team can use core Lawty workflows and Mike capabilities to test real use cases.

In the app sidebar, click your profile, then click Subscription, choose the plan that fits your team, and confirm the upgrade.

In the app sidebar, click your profile, then click Subscription to cancel at any time. Access usually remains active until the end of the current billing period.

Account deletion is handled by the Lawty team on request. Contact support to delete your account.

Send a data deletion request to support, and the team will process it according to applicable privacy obligations.

You can request export of your conversation data and related records through support.

Use the Lawty contact page or support channels provided in your workspace to reach the team.

Support can help with account access, billing, workspace setup, technical issues, data requests, and general product guidance.