"What we're doing with Trellis AI is we have basically a legal productivity platform that is built on top of all this data as a foundation," Clark said.
"The tools are designed to help trial court litigators save time and enhance productivity on common tasks such as motion drafting, case analysis, and discovery by automating much of the manual work."
"This is using the court system, using the data foundation that we have, to build products and output that litigators can actually use."
"The AI tools released today fall under two types, on-case tools that generate results related to the case as a whole, and on-document tools that perform functions specific to a given litigation document."
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