01 / Research
What law and authority support the answer?
Find and examine the material behind the work.
01 / Law & litigation
What supports
that claim?
A useful legal draft needs more than convincing language. Grounded DI’s legal tools connect claims to authorities and records, keep unresolved questions visible, and carry the work through review.
BriefWise / The four lanes of legal AI
Creating the answer is one job.
Deciding whether it’s ready is another.
Research, workflows, and familiar tools help a legal team produce work. BriefWise focuses on another question: what is the status of that work, and is it approved for the intended use?
02 / Workflow
How does the work get done?
Organize analysis, drafting, and repeatable tasks.
03 / Everyday tools
Where does the work happen?
Bring research, review, and drafting into the tools people use.
04 / Control
What supports this result—and may it be used?
Keep support, unresolved questions, changes, replay, and approval tied to the result.
BriefWise’s focusThese are overlapping areas of emphasis, not exclusive capabilities or a ranking of products. Framework: BriefWise and the Four Lanes of Legal AI, pp. 2–4 (August 2026), supplied by Grounded DI LLC.
Illustrative example / Not a live matter
A draft can be complete and still be held.
A draft cites a legal rule, but the supplied record is missing a fact needed to apply it. The wording may be finished; the missing support still needs review.
- CompletedThe proposed draft exists.
- CheckedReview identifies missing record support. That finding stays attached to the work.
- Held for reviewNo release for the proposed use until the required support and attorney approval are addressed.
Completing a check does not guarantee correctness. Approval is specific to the intended use; attorney judgment remains necessary. This illustrates the report’s control pattern, not an independently verified outcome.
Examine a recorded testFor consequential legal work
Keep the evidence and the work product connected.
For litigation teams, legal departments, and organizations that need to inspect the source, scope, and review state behind a conclusion.
The legal product family
Tools for the work
behind a case.
01
BriefWise
Authority-bound legal work
Check a draft’s claims against identified legal authorities. Keep the findings with the draft as it moves through review and approval for export.
- Typical inputs
- Legal questions, source authorities, matter records
- Work product
- Structured legal analysis and reviewable drafts
02
DepoBot
Deposition analysis
Find the testimony behind a statement. Keep the relevant passages with each finding so a reviewer can read them in context.
- Typical inputs
- Deposition transcripts and identified source passages
- Work product
- Deposition findings, source references, review records
03
PIDBot
Product identification & exposure evidence
Examine which product is identified, how it relates to an exposure, and when it was involved. Keep the supplied records behind each finding.
- Typical inputs
- Product references, testimony, exposure records
- Work product
- Product-identification findings and evidence mappings
04
VerdictBridge
Structured litigation analysis
Work through a litigation or settlement assessment with the facts, assumptions, and calculations available for review.
- Typical inputs
- Matter facts, selected assumptions, valuation inputs
- Work product
- Structured litigation assessments and calculation records
05
Law Local
The local legal workspace
Bring legal documents into a local workspace, review their sources, and work with the related Grounded DI legal tools.
- Typical inputs
- Local legal documents and workflow records
- Work product
- Source-linked work product and controlled handoffs
Controls in context
From source material
to reviewed work product.
Does the cited authority support the argument? Which passage supports a summary of testimony? When was a product involved, and how? What assumptions went into the valuation?
Each tool addresses a different part of that review. Source references, check results, corrections, and approval decisions stay with the work so the next reviewer can follow it.
Source anchoring
Return to the authority, testimony, or record supporting a finding.
Review & corrections
Track unresolved issues and preserve the basis of subsequent corrections.
Controlled delivery
Keep verification, review, and export authorization connected to the work.
Supporting record
Read the supporting records.
The dated filing register includes BriefWise, PIDBot, VerdictBridge, and DepoBot.
Work with Grounded DI
What part of the case needs a closer look?
Tell us about the task, jurisdiction, and review requirements. We can discuss which product and version may fit.