Thomson Reuters CoCounsel Solutions Overview

CoCounsel Core

Document analysis AI for uploaded documents—review, summarize, question-answering

CoCounsel Legal

Unified platform combining Deep Research, agentic workflows, and document intelligence

Westlaw Precision with CoCounsel

Bundle combining Westlaw's AI-assisted research with CoCounsel's document capabilities

• •Document analysis and review capabilities
• •Volume discounts available
• •Can be purchased standalone or with Westlaw

• •Includes Deep Research and guided workflows
• •Annual fee increases expected
• •Continual upgrades included
• •Contact sales for specific pricing

• •Bundle pricing varies by firm size and usage
• •May include discount on CoCounsel component

Document Analysis

• •Upload and analyze documents
• •Ask questions about document content
• •Extract key terms, dates, provisions
• •Compare documents against playbooks

Legal Research

• •AI-powered case law research (Westlaw)
• •Know-how guidance (Practical Law)
• •Citation verification
• •Multi-jurisdictional research

Drafting Support

• •First-draft generation
• •Policy and contract drafting workflows
• •Redlining against playbooks
• •Email and correspondence drafting

Litigation Support

• •Deposition question preparation
• •Discovery request/response drafting
• •Case timeline creation
• •Claims Explorer integration

Contract Analysis

• •Key term extraction
• •Risk identification
• •Provision analysis
• •Bulk contract review

Litigation: Motion Response Preparation

Use Deep Research to analyze opposing counsel's motion and identify counterarguments with supporting case law.

Example: "Analyze this motion for summary judgment. Research the legal standards for summary judgment in the Eastern District of New York, identify weaknesses in the movant's arguments, and find case law supporting each counterargument. Provide arguments on both sides."

Why it excels: Deep Research autonomously plans and executes the research, delivering a comprehensive brief with verified citations—ready for attorney review and refinement.

Corporate: M&A Contract Review

Review acquisition agreements and supporting documents for key provisions, risks, and unusual terms.

Example: "Analyze this stock purchase agreement and ancillary documents. Extract: (1) all representations and warranties, (2) indemnification provisions with caps and baskets, (3) conditions to closing, (4) any provisions that deviate from standard market terms. Flag anything requiring attention."

Why it excels: Bulk document review capability (up to 10K documents in beta) allows processing entire data rooms efficiently.

Employment: Policy Drafting

Use guided workflows to draft compliant employee policies tailored to jurisdiction and company size.

Example: "Draft a remote work policy for a 200-employee California company. Include: eligibility criteria, equipment provisions, reimbursement requirements per California Labor Code, data security obligations, and performance expectations. Align with current best practices."

Why it excels: Guided workflows embed Practical Law know-how and jurisdiction-specific requirements into the drafting process.

Litigation: Deposition Preparation

Analyze deposition transcripts and generate question outlines based on testimony gaps and contradictions.

Example: "Review these three deposition transcripts from the plaintiff's witnesses. Identify: (1) inconsistencies between witness accounts, (2) gaps in testimony that require follow-up, (3) statements that contradict documentary evidence in the case file. Generate follow-up questions for each witness."

Why it excels: Document analysis capability processes lengthy transcripts while maintaining context across multiple witnesses.

Discovery: Interrogatory Response

Draft discovery responses with appropriate objections and substantive answers.

Example: "Draft responses to these interrogatories. For each: (1) identify applicable objections (overly broad, burdensome, privileged, etc.), (2) draft the objection language, (3) provide a substantive response subject to objections where appropriate. Follow Federal Rules of Civil Procedure requirements."

Why it excels: Discovery workflow encodes procedural requirements and common objection frameworks into structured drafting.

Do we already have Westlaw?

CoCounsel's value is maximized when grounded in Westlaw content. Without Westlaw, CoCounsel Core is document-only. Factor in Westlaw subscription costs if you don't already have it.

What's our current legal research workflow?

Deep Research replaces significant portions of manual legal research. If associates spend substantial time on research, ROI potential is high. If research is minimal, benefits are limited.

Which practice areas would use CoCounsel?

Litigation gets the most value from Deep Research. Transactional practices benefit from document review and drafting workflows. Match CoCounsel's strengths to your practice mix.

What's our firm size and user count?

At $225/user/month, costs scale quickly. A 10-attorney firm would pay $2,250/month minimum. Evaluate which attorneys need full access vs. occasional use.

Are we willing to commit to multiyear pricing?

CoCounsel Legal uses multiyear subscriptions with annual increases. Ensure you're comfortable with the commitment structure before signing.