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KKing's Counsel AI

The specialist platform for England & Wales

English law.
Every source
in view.

King's Counsel AI is being built for legal professionals who need citation-backed research, a reviewable record and confidence in the provenance of their work.

The research portal is in development. “Start Free Research” requests early access.

Research / ExampleIllustrative

Question

What does the Equality Act 2010 say about reasonable adjustments?

Source-led summary

Section 20 sets out the duty to make reasonable adjustments. A practitioner would need to examine the relevant context and the current legislation before relying on an answer.

Primary source

Equality Act 2010, section 20

legislation.gov.uk · open to verify

Static product illustration. Not legal advice, a live answer or a substitute for checking the current law.

Focused on English & Welsh lawCitations before conclusionsHuman review at every step

Why King's Counsel AI

Built around the work, and the duty behind it.

Legal AI should make it easier to see where an answer came from, what needs checking, and who reviewed it. That principle shapes the research, drafting and audit experience we are building.

England & Wales

One jurisdictional focus, with primary sources at the centre.

Accountable by design

Reviewable outputs and an interaction record built into the proposed workflow.

Human judgement

The legal professional checks authorities and remains responsible for advice.

Transparent by principle

Clear prices for independent practice and growing teams.

The planned Free, Solo and Practice tiers have published starting prices. Firm and Enterprise arrangements are scoped to your organisation.

Solo

£149 / user / month

Billed annually · £179 monthly

For individual barristers, solicitors and in-house counsel.

Practice

£119 / user / month

Billed annually · minimum 3 users

For small firms, chambers and collaborative teams.

Planned launch pricing; availability and final terms to be confirmed.

Trust begins with clarity

The record matters as much as the result.

Our planned architecture centres on UK data residency, immutable audit events and a clear separation between AI assistance and professional judgement.

A defensible record

Sources, interactions and human review can be retained together for internal scrutiny.

A visible source path

Research is designed to take a practitioner back to the underlying authority.

In development

We will publish verified controls, certifications and customer evidence when they are available.

Start a conversation

English law deserves a tool built for its practitioners.

Join the early access list or tell us about your chambers, practice or in-house team.

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