TwinCounsel provides solo lawyers with an AI‑powered legal assistant that lives in their email inbox, automatically extracting case facts, deadlines, and relevant documents from Gmail or Outlook.
Funding
Funding not disclosed
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Product
Problem
Solo and independent attorneys must constantly switch between email, case files, and calendars, manually reconstructing case facts, tracking deadlines, and drafting documents, which leads to missed deadlines, fragmented workflows, and reduced capacity for high‑value work.
Solution
TwinCounsel offers an AI‑powered legal assistant that lives directly in a lawyer’s Gmail or Outlook inbox. By scanning emails with read‑only access, it automatically extracts parties, key facts, deadlines, and relevant documents, linking each piece of information back to its source message. The assistant compiles these data into searchable, auditable case summaries and surfaces actionable recommendations, such as upcoming court dates or missing documents. Users can initiate a case simply by replying with a client name, after which TwinCounsel builds a complete, organized view of the matter without requiring additional software or manual data entry. This reduces context‑switching, mitigates deadline anxiety, and frees solo practitioners to focus on substantive legal work.
Target Audience
Primary customers are solo practitioners and small‑firm lawyers who manage their practice primarily through email and need an automated way to organize case information and track deadlines.
Features
- Read‑only integration with Gmail and Outlook to ingest and index all case‑related emails
- Automatic identification of cases, parties, deadlines, and attached documents from email threads
- Generation of comprehensive, searchable case summaries that link each fact to its original email
- Real‑time deadline detection and alerting within the inbox environment
- One‑click case initiation by replying with a client name, triggering instant case assembly
- Auditable trail of extracted information for compliance and record‑keeping