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Product Updates · Changelog
SwiftLaw is docx native now!
A high-fidelity document editor with tracked changes, plus an agent that researches market standards and drafts fixes in place. All in one workflow.
Security · Compliance
SwiftLaw Completes SOC 2 Type I Audit
An independent third party has assessed our controls for protecting client data, with continuous monitoring through Vanta.
Changelog · Product Updates
Introducing SwiftLaw Conductor: agentic execution for fund legal work
Plan, dispatch, and supervise specialized legal agents end-to-end from a single instruction.
Press · Stanford Law
SwiftLaw featured at Stanford Law CodeX Group Meeting
SwiftLaw presented at the Stanford CodeX Group Meeting on the future of AI in private fund formation and institutional legal workflows.
Product Updates
SwiftLaw launches agentic fund counsel
Executing fund formation and ongoing legal work end-to-end.
Product Updates
SwiftLaw launches AI Workspace for private fund formation
Automating LPAs, subscription agreements, and term sheets in minutes.
Guides for lawyers evaluating AI
Practical, vendor-honest guides on choosing and using AI tools in a legal practice: what works today, what to demand from vendors, and how the economics play out.
Fund Formation · Guides
The Cheapest Way to Form an SPV in 2026
SPV pricing ranges from four figures to twenty times that for the same Delaware entity and the same documents. Here is where the money actually goes, and how to keep it.
Fund Formation · Guides
The Cheapest Way to Start a Private Fund in 2026
The legal bill is the biggest controllable cost of a first fund. Most of it pays for drafting hours on documents that start from precedent. That is exactly the part that no longer needs to be manual.
Fund Formation · Guides
The Fastest Way to Launch a Fund in 2026
The calendar cost of a launch is mostly waiting: for drafts, for redlines, for the next thing in a serial process. Run the documents in parallel and the timeline collapses.
AI Tools · Guides
The Best AI Tools for Lawyers in 2026: A Practice-Area Guide
The legal AI market has split into clear categories. Here is what each one actually does, where AI is reliable today, and how to choose by practice area.
Document Automation · Guides
AI Legal Document Automation: A Buyer's Guide for Law Firms
Document automation used to mean templates and mail merge. AI changed the category. Here is what modern tools do, and the one test that separates them.
Contract Review · Guides
AI Contract Review Software: Why Tracked Changes Are Non-Negotiable
AI can read a contract against your playbook in minutes. Whether that helps depends entirely on how the edits come back to you.
Security · Guides
Is AI Safe for Law Firms? Confidentiality, Privilege, and Client Data
The question every partner asks before approving an AI tool. The answer depends on four things you can verify in a vendor call.
Buying Guides
How to Evaluate Legal AI Vendors: 12 Questions to Ask Before You Buy
Every legal AI demo looks good. Structured questions on output, security, workflow, and pricing show you what survives contact with real matters.
Fund Formation · Guides
What Fund Formation Legal Work Costs in 2026, and How AI Changes the Math
Fund formation fees are driven by drafting and negotiation hours on a well-understood document set. That structure is exactly what AI compresses.
AI Tools · Small Firms
AI for Small Law Firms: Where to Start Without an Innovation Team
Big firms have innovation teams to absorb failed pilots. Small firms don't. Here is the adoption path that works without one.
Drafting · Guides
Generative AI for Legal Drafting: From First Draft to Final Signature
Drafting is not one task but four: first draft, revision, consistency, finalization. AI performs differently at each stage. Knowing the map is what makes it reliable.