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Claude for Legal Adds a Gallery of Ready-to-Use Artifacts

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Anthropic's Claude for Legal now has a gallery of ready-to-use artifacts for cite checks, contract review, matter tracking, and regulatory research. Legal teams can tailor examples with their own documents and connectors, then share them with coworkers or clients using privacy and ethical-wall controls.

Anthropic added a gallery of ready-to-use artifacts to Claude for Legal. The examples cover tasks such as contract review, regulatory tracking, and legal requests from across a business; teams can start from an example, add their own data and connectors, and share the result with colleagues. (Anthropic)

Anthropic describes artifacts as interactive tools such as trackers and dashboards. Its legal gallery includes examples for six kinds of work. (Anthropic)

ArtifactExample use
Cite checkCompare a legal document with its sources and flag mismatched quotations, incorrect page numbers, or unsupported claims
Jurisdiction survey matrixCompare a legal topic across states or countries and link to the underlying law
Matter boardTurn engagement letters, emails, or spreadsheets into a board of open matters, owners, next steps, and deadlines
Playbook deviation boardCompare contracts with standard terms and send deviations to the person who approves exceptions
Regulatory horizon scanMap upcoming regulations by time and business impact, with links to sources
Tabular reviewExtract requested terms from a set of contracts and link each result to the exact language

Each artifact opens with an example that legal professionals can adapt. Anthropic says a legal professional brings their own documents and sources, Claude completes the first pass, and a lawyer applies judgment to the results. Each answer or output links to its source. (Anthropic)

Add documents, connectors, and collaborators

Teams can bring in their own documents and connect systems they already use. Anthropic says Claude for Legal has more than 60 legal connectors, including Bloomberg Law, Filevine, Ivo, Legora, and Patlytics. (Anthropic)

The gallery also includes artifacts built with legal technology companies and law firms. Examples named by Anthropic include Goodwin's AI Governance Benchmark, Harvey Intake, Foley & Lardner's Obligations Checker, and PwC's Subpoena Response Tool. (Anthropic)

Legal teams can work on artifacts with colleagues across the business or with clients and partners. Anthropic says sharing settings support privacy and ethical walls between teams. (Anthropic)

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is new in Claude for Legal?

Anthropic added a gallery of ready-to-use artifacts for legal workflows. Teams can adapt examples with their documents and connectors, then share them with colleagues across the business.

Which legal workflows do the artifacts cover?

Anthropic lists cite checks, jurisdiction survey matrices, matter boards, playbook deviation boards, regulatory horizon scans, and tabular contract reviews.

Can legal teams customize and share the artifacts?

Yes. Legal professionals can add their own documents and connectors, tailor artifacts to their teams, and share them with colleagues, clients, or partners using sharing settings designed for privacy and ethical walls.

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