Law&Company announced on July 1 that it has launched 'Longform,' a new feature of its legal artificial intelligence (AI) service, Superlawyer.
Longform is a feature that intensively supports the drafting of legal documents through real-time conversations. To achieve optimal functionality, the company has applied the latest commercial large language models (LLMs), including Google Gemini 2.5 Pro, to enhance the accuracy of responses.
Longform is designed to allow the drafting of documents up to 30 pages, which is the maximum length for preparatory briefs as stipulated by the Civil Litigation Rules. Additionally, the convenience and editing features for document drafting have been strengthened, and users can now compare documents before and after revisions.
Precedents, statutes, and legal literature referenced in responses are provided via hyperlinks, enabling users to verify the sources. Completed documents can be downloaded in both HWPX and DOCX formats.
Longform is scheduled to officially launch its full version this month after a beta version release.
Law&Company plans to further advance the service by adding features such as 'document version management,' which allows users to review editing history by stage and restore specific versions, and 'change comparison,' which enables quick comparison of modifications by version.
Kim Bonhwan, CEO of Law&Company, stated, "Longform's greatest strength is that it provides the most optimized environment for drafting legal documents through overwhelming response performance, exceptional convenience, and document lengths suitable for legal briefs," adding, "With Longform, we will usher in a new era in legal document drafting and lead innovation in legal work."
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