We use AI to help you find the right lawyer in our firm for the legal task that you need done.
Not every lawyer is the same. You need to find the right lawyer for your legal task. We have the right lawyer for you, no matter where you are in the world — just ask our AI to find them for you.
Ask Our AI to Find the Right Lawyer for YouAI is changing the way that lawyers work
Our clients expect the best possible service from lawyers they use. Today, the best lawyers use AI. We are at the forefront of delivering the best in legal services by using AI throughout our law firm. We are redefining how the law is done across the world.
How we use AI
We use AI to support our lawyers, so that they can generate the best-quality legal work quickly and cost-effectively.
We also enable our clients to use AI themselves to ask legal questions directly. Our AI will provide general information and helpful answers, but not legal advice. If you want legal advice, please contact one of our lawyers.
Olney-Fraser is one of the most progressive adopters of AI technology in the legal profession.
Why AI is So Important to Us
Research and analysis
Lawyers spend enormous time on legal research. AI can search case law, statutes, and precedents far faster than any human, surfacing relevant authorities across huge databases in seconds. It can also summarise lengthy judgments and flag inconsistencies across documents.
Document review and due diligence
Contract review, discovery, and due diligence involve reviewing thousands of documents. AI can read and categorise these at scale, flagging risk clauses, missing provisions, or anomalies — work that would otherwise take teams of junior lawyers weeks.
Drafting assistance
AI can generate first drafts of standard contracts, briefs, correspondence, and pleadings. Lawyers then review and refine rather than writing from scratch, saving significant time on routine work.
Cost reduction
Many of the most time-consuming legal tasks are billable but low-complexity. AI reduces the hours needed, which can lower costs for clients and free lawyers to focus on higher-value advisory and advocacy work.
Consistency and error reduction
AI applies rules consistently without fatigue, reducing the risk of missed clauses or errors that can occur when humans review large volumes of material under time pressure.
Predictive analytics
Some tools analyse historical case outcomes, judge behaviour, and litigation patterns to give lawyers and clients a more data-informed view of litigation risk and likely outcomes.
Access to justice
AI-powered tools can help individuals who can't afford lawyers navigate basic legal processes — generating simple wills, tenancy agreements, or tribunal applications — widening access to legal help.
Important Caveats About AI
This is AI: When you use AI, you are interacting with an AI system, not a human.
Not Legal Advice: AI-generated information is not legal advice.
If you want Legal Advice: If you want legal advice that you can rely on, you must check any AI-generated content with one of our qualified legal professionals and pay our legal fees for doing so.
Not responsible: Olney-Fraser is not responsible for the accuracy and appropriateness of AI-generated information that you do not check with us.
AI can get it wrong sometimes: AI can hallucinate case citations, misread context, and lacks the judgment needed for complex strategy, client relationships, and ethical reasoning. In legal practice the stakes of errors are high, so AI currently works best as a tool that augments lawyers rather than replaces their judgment.
“Today's best lawyers use AI to
help deliver the best solutions to clients.”
Darren Olney-Fraser, Founder