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The Australian legal AI tool
built for your practice.

The AI law research assistant designed for Australian solicitors, barristers, and law firms.

Ask questions in plain English. Get structured answers with cited Australian legal sources, and client details anonymised in your question before it reaches the AI.

PII Anonymisation
Citation Verified
Australian Law
Australian Built
Legal Brain · Current Research
Legal Brain Australian legal AI answering a Fair Work Act 2009 question, with cited sections and a structured comparison of unfair dismissal and general protections claims

A real answer from Legal Brain: plain-English question, structured analysis, every claim tied back to a source you can check.

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Courts Covered
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Jurisdictions
20+
Legal News Sources
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PII Patterns Detected
Why Firms Trust Legal Brain

Australian legal AI built for confidentiality.
Engineered for accuracy.

Every feature of this Australian law AI tool is designed with one priority: protecting your clients while accelerating your legal research.

PII Anonymisation

Client names, addresses, ABNs and contact details are replaced with placeholders in research questions before they reach the AI, then restored in the answer you read.

Citation Verification

Citations are checked live against the published decision where the source allows it, matched against a citation index where it does not, and every one carries a confidence score.

Australian Law Depth

Built on Australian legislation and case law, with Commonwealth sections read live from the Federal Register of Legislation. Built for Australian practitioners, not retrofitted.

Faster Research

Ask in plain English and get a structured answer with its sources in seconds, instead of starting from a blank search box.

Platform Capabilities

Everything a modern
Australian law firm needs.

From AI legal research to client communication - one Australian legal AI platform that handles the entire workflow.

Documents

Document Vault

Upload contracts, briefs, court documents, and correspondence. Summarise, pull out deadlines, check for privilege, review contracts and compare versions. Supports PDF, Word, RTF, text and CSV files.

Organisation

Matter Management

Organise research, documents, chronologies and notes by matter, add parties and collaborators, and share securely with clients through a guest portal.

Litigation

Litigation Toolkit

Build case chronologies from your documents, keep a discovery register, and run a fact gap analysis to find what your case still needs to prove.

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Simple by Design

How this Australian legal AI tool works.

No training required. No complex setup. Start using AI for Australian law research in under a minute.

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Ask Your Question

Type a legal question in plain English, upload a document for analysis, or search for specific legislation or case law.

What are the obligations under s 18 of the ACL?
2

Client Data Protected

Client-identifying details such as names, addresses, ABNs and phone numbers are replaced with placeholders in your research question before it reaches the AI.

John Smith → [PERSON_1]
42 Collins St → [ADDRESS_1]
0412 345 678 → [PHONE_1]
PII detected & removed automatically
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Get Verified Answers

Receive structured responses with citations from Australian legal sources. Every citation carries a confidence score, with a live check wherever the source publishes its decisions.

Australian Consumer Law s 18
A person must not, in trade or commerce, engage in conduct that is misleading or deceptive or is likely to mislead or deceive.
ACCC v TPG Internet [2020] HCA 34
Cited as authority on misleading advertising under s 18 ACL...
92% confidence
Inside The App

This is what you actually get.

Screenshots from Legal Brain itself. The matters and documents shown are fictional samples, not client files.

Document Vault

Upload contracts, briefs and correspondence. Legal Brain classifies each document, extracts the text, and keeps everything filed against the right matter.

  • PDF, Word, RTF, text and CSV files
  • Encrypted at rest, scoped to the user who uploaded it
  • Chat to any document, or send it straight to review
Legal Brain · Vault
Legal Brain document vault holding sample Australian contracts and a commercial lease, each classified by document type and filed against a matter

Contract Review

Point Legal Brain at a contract and it reads the whole document, flags the clauses that carry risk, and explains why each one matters under Australian law.

  • Risk-rated clause by clause
  • Unlimited indemnities, one-sided termination, payment terms
  • Export the review and mark it up yourself
Legal Brain · Contract Review
Legal Brain AI contract review of a sample Australian supply agreement, with party names and ACNs anonymised before the document is analysed

Legislation Index

Commonwealth, state and territory Acts, indexed and filterable by jurisdiction and practice area, so you start from the right instrument instead of a search engine.

  • All 8 states and territories plus Commonwealth
  • Filter by practice group, sort by relevance or A to Z
  • Amendment tracking on 39 major Commonwealth Acts
Legal Brain · Legislation
Legal Brain legislation index of Australian Commonwealth, state and territory Acts, filtered to the commercial practice group

Legal News

Courts, reform bodies, legal media and the major firms, in one feed. Filter to the practice areas you actually run and skip the rest.

  • 20+ Australian sources, refreshed daily
  • Filter by practice area, source type and date
  • Every article links back to the original publisher
Legal Brain · Legal News
Legal Brain Australian legal news feed drawing on courts, law reform bodies, legal media and major law firm sources
The Difference

Not all Australian legal AI tools
are created equal.

See why Australian law firms choose Legal Brain over generic AI tools and expensive overseas legal AI alternatives.

Generic AI

  • Can invent case citations that don't exist
  • No Australian legal database behind the answer
  • Whatever you paste is sent as-is
  • No source verification or confidence scoring
  • No matter management or document storage
  • $20-200/month with usage limits

Other Legal AI

  • Multi-jurisdiction, with Australian content added
  • Often bundled with a Westlaw or Lexis subscription
  • Anonymisation not published as a feature
  • Priced and rolled out for large firms
  • Pricing mostly not published
  • Harvey reported at US$1,000 to $2,000 per seat per month

Legal Brain

  • Citations checked, each with a confidence score
  • Australian law first, with live Commonwealth section text
  • Client details stripped from research questions before AI processing
  • A second review pass on every answer
  • Full matter management, vault, and client portal
  • Affordable pricing for firms of any size
And There's More

A complete AI-powered legal workspace.

Every AI law tool Australian solicitors and barristers need, built into one platform.

Contract Review

Run an agreement through a 16-point Australian law checklist, from limitation of liability to unfair contract terms, with an overall risk rating.

Presentation Builder

Create polished PowerPoint presentations from your research. Automatically structured with key findings, case summaries, and recommendations. Downloadable .pptx files.

Judge Profiles

Written profiles of 245 Australian judges covering background, judicial style and what tends to persuade them.

Clause Library

About 70 contract clauses in 17 categories, plus more than 60 document templates for Australian practice, each with fill-in fields.

Diagram Creator

Generate flowcharts, decision trees, timelines, comparison tables, mind maps, org charts, process maps, and Venn diagrams for matters and presentations.

Amendment Tracker

Tracks amendments to 39 major Commonwealth Acts on the Federal Register of Legislation, so you can see what changed and when.

Counterparty Analysis

Build a profile of the other side, upload their correspondence, and get an analysis of their position and a draft reply.

Legal News Feed

20+ curated legal news sources including ABC, AFR, ALRC, and VLRC. Filter by practice area. Stay across developments without the noise.

Common Questions

Frequently asked questions.

In research chat, Legal Brain replaces personally identifiable information with placeholders before the question reaches the AI: names that follow a title or role, addresses, phone numbers, email addresses, and labelled identifiers such as ABNs and TFNs. The details are restored in the answer you read. In the document tools, the parties recorded on the matter are anonymised, so record them before working on anything confidential.

Yes. Legal Brain is designed with privacy as a core principle. Client data is protected at every stage of the research process, and you maintain full control over your firm's information. Each user's data is kept completely private and separate.

Citations are checked in layers. Fair Work Commission and Queensland Supreme Court and Court of Appeal citations are checked live against the published decision. Others are matched against an offline citation index or marked unverified, and every citation carries a confidence score. As with any research tool, read an authority before you rely on it.

All nine Australian jurisdictions can be selected. Commonwealth law is deepest, with section text read live from the Federal Register of Legislation, followed by Victoria, New South Wales and Queensland. Case law is searched through AustLII, with NSW Caselaw as a fallback.

Legal Brain is in early access, and pricing is set with each firm. For comparison, Harvey is reported at roughly US$1,000 to $2,000 per seat per month. Contact us to discuss pricing for your practice.

Yes. Presentations and diagrams can be generated for client delivery, and the client sharing portal gives clients secure access to matter updates, documents and the chronology without creating an account.

Legal Brain supports PDF, Word (.docx and .doc), RTF, plain text, Markdown and CSV. Video can be stored in the vault but is not transcribed, and scanned image-only PDFs are not read.

Harvey, CoCounsel and Lexis+ with Protégé all offer Australian content, and they are either priced for large firms or sit alongside a Westlaw or Lexis subscription. Legal Brain is built for Australian law from the start, strips client-identifying detail from research questions before any model sees them, and needs no research subscription underneath. The comparison page sets the tools out side by side.

Yes. Legal Brain is designed for all legal professionals including solicitors, barristers, paralegals, law clerks, in-house counsel, and law students. The plain-English interface means no specialised AI training is required - anyone on your team can start using it immediately to accelerate their legal research.

Coverage is deepest for employment law, banking and finance, corporate and tax. Templates span commercial, litigation, property, family, criminal, immigration, and wills and estates. Family law and conveyancing content is thinner, so check answers in those areas against the primary source.

The People Behind Legal Brain

Meet the team.

Legal expertise meets enterprise technology. Built by people who understand both worlds.

Michael Nadalin

Michael Nadalin

Senior Technical Lead

CEO of Market Lead with 11 years of enterprise experience. Has worked directly with enterprise clients across Australia building technology solutions. Leads the vision and development of Legal Brain.

William Nadalin

William Nadalin

Client Strategist

Brings experience in the legal profession across Australian jurisdictions. Bridges the gap between legal practice and technology, ensuring Legal Brain solves real problems that practitioners face every day.

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Australia's AI legal research tool for modern law firms

Legal Brain is an Australian legal AI tool purpose-built for solicitors, barristers, in-house counsel and law firms across Australia. Unlike generic AI tools that answer from training data and can invent citations, Legal Brain searches Australian legislation and case law first and cites what it found, with Commonwealth section text read live from the Federal Register of Legislation.

As an AI legal research tool built specifically for Australian law, Legal Brain handles the requirements of Australian legal practice, including anonymisation that strips client-identifying information from research questions before any AI processing, so you can research without putting client names in front of a model.

Whether you're a sole practitioner seeking an AI law research assistant, a mid-tier firm looking for legal technology to scale your research capacity, or a larger firm comparing Australian legal AI tools, Legal Brain provides cited, confidence-scored legal research powered by AI, built in Melbourne for Australian legal professionals.