Everlaw is a cloud ediscovery and litigation platform that uses AI to help legal teams review millions of documents, build narratives, and prepare for trial.
Litigation lives and dies on document review, and Everlaw attacks that bottleneck directly. Its review workspace pairs predictive coding with clustering and translation tools so attorneys surface the documents that matter without reading every page. StoryBuilder turns findings into a timeline of exhibits and deposition designations, keeping the trial team aligned. The platform is cloud-native, which means case data can be onboarded quickly and accessed by distributed teams without standing up review servers.
Because review happens in the cloud, cases onboard in days and outside counsel can collaborate without VPN gymnastics. Predictive coding learns from attorney decisions to surface likely-relevant documents early, while translation removes language barriers in cross-border matters. Firms report that the story-building tools in particular change how trial teams prepare, replacing static exhibit binders with living chronologies.
Case teams typically onboard data once and work the entire matter inside the platform, from early assessment to trial exhibits. The predictive coding loop quietly compounds: every attorney decision sharpens what gets ranked next. Outside counsel access is provisioned per matter with full audit trails, and analytics give partners a defensible view of review cost and progress across the whole case portfolio.
The platform’s analytics also serve budget conversations: review cost and speed become measurable per matter, which strengthens planning for future litigation. Cross-matter search supports institutional knowledge that outlives any single case team.
Everlaw is priced per matter and data volume through a sales engagement; government and public-sector plans are available separately.
Litigation firms, corporate legal departments, and government agencies running discovery and investigations at scale. It suits litigation teams where review volume and trial preparation define the calendar.