Last updated October 21, 2024.
This is not an exhaustive list of AI tools. These tools change frequently, and the pricing and access info below may be out of date. Most have a free trial or have a freemium pricing model where you can get limited access for free. Please reach out to nick.hafen@law.byu.edu with questions or updates.
OpenAI ChatGPT. Students can get 2 months of free access to ChatGPT Plus (available through May 31, 2025).
Microsoft Copilot. Enterprise access through BYU.
Google Gemini (must use non-law school Google account)
Notebook LM (must use non-law school Google account)
Perplexity. One year of Pro access with your law school or university email address.
Law students can access:
LexisNexis Protégé. Law students have access.
Thomson Reuters CoCounsel. Law students have access. Includes Practical Law AI.
vLex Vincent. Contact nick.hafen@law.byu.edu or kristen.kellems@law.byu.edu to set up an account. Especially good for foreign/international law.
Paxton AI. Contact nick.hafen@law.byu.edu to set up an account. Please note that all law school users will have access to files uploaded to the Shared Drive.
Other legal AI tools:
LawDroid Copilot. Free trial.
Midpage AI. Free trial. Focused on litigation and research.
Blue J. Requires subscription. Focused on tax.
Descrybe.ai. Free tier with additional paid features. Focused on case law research.
Alexi. Free trial. Focused on research and litigation.
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