Paralegal AI

Paralegal AI is a free legal research assistant now branded Lexum.ai and hosted at legalquestions.help. Users type a legal question, such as how a named Supreme Court case was decided, what the near miss doctrine is, or whether a private litigant can sue under a particular statute in a given circuit, and the AI returns a tailored answer and summary drawn from case texts and the web. It is built for law students, paralegals, self represented litigants and anyone who needs a quick orientation on a legal question before deeper research. The service parses each question for its important keywords and pattern matches against case law and web sources to produce a summary; the vendor is candid that the model is not perfect and is intended for fast summaries rather than authoritative analysis. Creating an account syncs question history across devices, and a FAQ page explains how answers are produced. Lexum.ai states plainly that it is designed to assist and inform and is not a substitute for advice from a qualified lawyer. Pricing is simple: the product is currently free. The FAQ says the team is focused on refining the model during launch and intends to introduce paid services later, but no plans or amounts are published. The site carries both names, with Paralegal AI shown in the navigation and Lexum.ai as the brand in the page title and FAQ.