AI Legal Assistant
General AI tools are impressive until you try to use one on a real matter. First you find the right documents. Then you decide what is safe to paste. Then you explain the case. By the time the tool understands the question, you could have answered it yourself.
The briefing is the work. Del removes it.
Del works from the matter’s Client Intelligence Profile: every document, communication and intake response, read and connected as it arrives. The question you ask is the only input it needs.
‘What did the client say about the second account?’
Del finds the intake answer, the email from March and the statement that contradicts both, and shows you all three.
‘Summarize where we are before my 2:00 call.’
A short matter brief: posture, open issues, deadlines and what the other side has asked for.
‘Draft the response to opposing counsel’s letter.’
A first draft in your firm’s template, built from the facts in the file.
‘What’s missing before mediation?’
A list of the documents and answers still outstanding, with a draft request to the client.
General-purpose chatbot
Del
Knows the matter
Only what you paste in
Has read the whole file and keeps it current
Sources
Rarely cited, often unverifiable
Every answer cites the document it came from
Drafting
Generic format
Your firm’s own Word templates
Client data
Depends on your plan and settings
Never used for model training
Where you ask
A separate chat window
In the app, or by email from anywhere
1
The file is already there.
Matter documents sync from Google Drive, Dropbox, Box, OneDrive, SharePoint, Gmail and Outlook.
2
Ask in plain English.
In the app, or by emailing Del from the courthouse hallway.
3
Get the answer and the source.
Each point links to the document, page or message behind it.
4
Turn it into work product.
Ask for the letter, the brief, the filled form or the report that comes next.
Fictional matter: Estate of Okafor, probate.
Attorney
Which assets haven’t been inventoried yet?
Del
Two. The brokerage account in the 2024 statement and the vehicle on the DMV printout. Neither appears on the draft inventory. Sources attached.
Attorney
Does the will say anything about the vehicle?
Del
Article IV leaves all tangible personal property to the decedent’s daughter. The vehicle falls under that clause. Page 3 of the will is linked.
Attorney
Update the inventory draft and flag both items for my review.
Del
Done. Both items are highlighted in the revised draft.
No briefing. No pasting. Just the answer and where it came from.
Answer: questions about any matter, with citations to the source.
Brief: case summaries before hearings, calls and negotiations.
Draft: letters, motions and agreements from your Word templates, edited in place.
Fill: any court or agency form, from the facts already in the file.
Analyze: discovery requests against what the file actually holds.
Report: chronologies, damages summaries and case reports on demand.
Deliberately.ai is SOC 2 compliant. Client data is never used for model training. Your firm controls who can access each matter.
What is an AI legal assistant?
An AI legal assistant answers questions and produces first drafts for legal work. Del is built to do that from the firm’s own matter files, with a source cited for each answer.
Why not just use ChatGPT?
ChatGPT only knows what you give it, and briefing it on a matter takes time and raises confidentiality questions. Del already has the matter, cites its sources and never uses client data for training.
Can I email Del?
Yes. Email Del a question from anywhere and get the answer back with sources, without opening the app.
Does Del give legal advice?
No. Del supports your team’s work. Attorneys review everything Del produces before it reaches a client or a court.
What happens when Del isn’t sure?
Del shows the source for every answer, so your team can check it. When the file doesn’t hold the answer, Del says what’s missing rather than guessing.
Which practice areas does it support?
Family law, personal injury, estate and probate, immigration, employment and other client-facing practices.
How much does it cost?
From $45 per matter per month, with unlimited users and a free trial.
Connect one matter and ask Del the question you’d ask your best associate.