eLaw
AI software for law firms and corporate legal departments, covering document analysis, legal research and legal work product. · Workplace tools
How they use Tavily
eLaw uses Tavily for web search in its Legal Research feature. Its AI disclosures assign retrieval of web and source material to Tavily and synthesis to Anthropic. The feature summarises retrieved material with citations.
The autonomous research agent uses Tavily-powered search across legal, regulatory and tax sources. It combines web findings with internal precedent in one report, with citations linked to original source URLs and document pages. The agent streams its responses with visible reasoning steps.
The platform also lists Tavily as a current subprocessor for Legal Research, with its location stated as the United States.
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3 sourcesFeatures · eLaw
19 Oct 2026 · elawplatform.com · Web page
eLaw describes Tavily-powered web search across legal, regulatory and tax sources in its autonomous Legal Research agent. The agent combines web findings with internal precedent in one report, links citations to source URLs and document pages, and streams responses with visible reasoning steps.
Open original sourceSubprocessors
17 Oct 2026 · eLaw · Web page
eLaw lists Tavily as a current subprocessor providing web search for its Legal Research feature.
Open original sourceCompany context
elawplatform.comeLaw develops an AI workspace for law firms and corporate legal departments to analyze documents, research legal questions and prepare work product. Its main tools include an AI Assistant, Legal Research, a searchable Document Vault and specialized agents for document summaries, contract reviews, legal memoranda and due diligence. The platform combines research across web sources and a firm's uploaded documents, with citations to supporting material. It sells subscriptions with different team sizes, storage allowances and enterprise administration options.
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