Cited case-law discovery
Find relevant judgments with neutral citations, court details, dates, and pinpoint references ready for checking.
UK legal research, with sources attached
AI legal research assistant for UK solicitors and barristers
Every hour spent searching for case law is an hour not spent advising clients. Campbell Assist Group finds, cites, and checks authorities so your team can move from a legal question to a defensible research note in minutes, not hours.
Citations stay visible.
Pinpoint references
UK-focused workflows
Human review
Research workspace
Question, authorities, verification
Legal question
When can a contractual limitation clause exclude liability for a negligent act?
Relevant authorities
4 sources checkedCanada Steamship Lines Ltd v R
[1952] AC 192 · House of Lords · pinpoint 208
Photo Production Ltd v Securicor
[1980] AC 827 · commercial contracts
Research note prepared
Summary linked to each supporting source
Built for legal work
Legal research capabilities that leave a clear trail
The assistant fits around your existing review process. Each result gives your team something concrete to inspect.
Source first.
Legislation tracking
Follow the provisions that matter to a matter and flag amendments, commencement dates, and related instruments.
Contract analysis
Review clauses in context, identify unusual wording, and produce clause-level summaries for solicitor review.
Due diligence review
Sort large document sets by issue, party, obligation, and risk so the important pages reach the right reviewer sooner.
Authority verification
Check whether an authority supports the proposition, then rank results by relevance to the question you asked.
Library-friendly outputs
Keep your preferred research libraries and review habits. The assistant adds traceable notes rather than forcing a new filing system.
A practical workflow
A typical legal research task
Your team keeps the judgement. Campbell Assist Group makes the evidence easier to find and inspect.
Four checks. One memo.
01
Define the question
Set the issue, jurisdiction, date range, and preferred authority types.
02
Search authorities
Review case law and legislation ranked against the legal question.
03
Read linked reasoning
Generate a concise summary with citations tied to the supporting passages.
04
Review and approve
A solicitor or barrister verifies the authorities before the memo or advice note is issued.
For teams under pressure
Measurable impact for legal teams
Illustrative outcomes depend on matter type, document quality, and your review process.
60%
less initial research time
Illustrative reduction when a matter has a defined question and a focused source set.
100%
citation visibility
Each generated answer shows the authorities used, so reviewers can test the reasoning.
More
documents in due diligence
Triage larger sets consistently, then direct senior attention to the clauses that need it.
Used by legal professionals
Confidence comes from seeing the source
The assistant supports professional judgement. It does not replace it.
Review remains human.
I can see the authority behind a suggested point before it enters our note. That has made citation checking much more deliberate.
Bomba Slabbert
Solicitor, commercial practice
Research used to spread across several searches and a long set of notes. The linked summaries give me a clean starting point, while I retain control of the final opinion.
Meerav Zdral
Barrister, public law chambers
Make research time count
See how it works for your practice
Talk with a legal research specialist about your matters, document sets, and review controls. We will show where an AI legal research assistant can fit into your UK workflow.
Bring one research task.