Paxton AI features and pricing (October 2026)

Paxton is an AI assistant for lawyers, mainly litigation teams, that combines legal research, drafting, document analysis and case files in one workspace. It covers US federal law, state law and case law and is sold per user.

Paxton offers quick-start drafting of motions, briefs, discovery responses and deposition outlines, document analysis across case files, contextual research grounded in primary law, and specialized tools such as medical chronologies and billing summaries. The named practice areas are corporate, criminal, employment, family and personal injury law. The platform connects to document management systems, Microsoft Word and Outlook. The vendor states that more than 30,000 attorneys use it and names clients such as Bank of America and Vanderbilt University. The Individual plan is priced per user, and Enterprise adds firm-wide access and administrative controls.

• Drafts motions, briefs and discovery responsesQuick-start drafting generates first versions of litigation documents with content and links to authority. Associates start from a structured draft instead of a blank page and spend their time on strategy and checking sources.
• Analyzes case files for facts and contradictionsThe AI reads documents in a matter and highlights relevant facts, gaps and contradictions, with source highlighting for the answers. Litigators work through large file sets faster and see where the record is thin.
• Researches law in the context of the matterResearch is grounded in primary law and in the facts of the matter, covering US federal regulations, state laws and case law. Lawyers get tailored results with citations in minutes and need fewer separate searches across tools.
• Builds medical chronologies and billing summariesFor personal injury work, the AI turns medical records and bills into chronologies and summaries. Teams spend less time on manual record review, and the output is ready to check against the source documents.

• Two-way integration with Microsoft Word, Outlook and document management systems.
• Coverage focuses on US federal and state law, including case law across all 50 states.
• The Individual plan is priced per user with a 7-day trial and no free plan.

The pricing page lists access to US federal regulations, state laws and case law across all 50 states, and the vendor describes no jurisdiction outside the United States.

Paxton states that it provides self-help services at the user's direction and is not a law firm, so communications with it carry no attorney-client privilege. Check privilege and confidentiality for client data before upload. The pages we reviewed in October 2026 do not state hosting regions, a model training policy or the SOC 2 report type. Verify every citation and follow the AI rules of the courts where you file.

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