Clio Work connects your matters with the world's largest global law library to deliver cited legal research, document analysis, and case strategy. Vincent AI is your legal assistant within Clio Work. You can type questions, describe outcomes, or upload documents in plain language, and Vincent responds with research, analysis, or drafted documents grounded in verified legal authority.
Note: Clio Work is designed to support the substantive practice of law, not replace professional judgment. All research, analysis, and document outputs generated by Vincent AI require final review and due diligence by a qualified legal professional.
What Vincent AI can do
Vincent offers structured workflow tasks as selectable cards as starting points for common legal tasks.
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Research and strategy
- Ask a Research Question
Jurisdiction-specific legal questions backed by cited primary and secondary authorities from the Clio Library.
- Build an Argument
Synthesizes case facts with legal research to draft structured positions for motions, briefs, and strategy memos.
- Compare Jurisdictions
Compares laws, standards, and requirements across multiple jurisdictions.
Document analysis
- Analyze a Complaint
Identifies claims, defenses, and recommended responses.
- Analyze a Contract
Extracts key obligations, risks, and clause-level detail.
- Analyze a Deposition
Extracts facts, inconsistencies, and strategic points.
- Create a Timeline
Generates chronological timelines from case facts and uploaded documents.
Large-scale review
- Compare Documents
Analyzes multiple files side-by-side and produces a structured summary of key differences and commonalities.
- Document Review with Vincent Tables
Extracts and compares structured data points across multiple documents.
Drafting
- Legal Pad
Vincent creates standalone documents you can review, revise, and export without leaving Clio Work.
Understand the Clio Library
Vincent answers research questions by retrieving and analyzing documents from the Clio Library. A database of over one billion primary law sources, dockets, and secondary materials from more than 100 countries, continuously updated and accessible through both Vincent conversations and direct search.
When you submit a research question, Vincent queries the Library and returns cited sources in the Legal Authorities panel. Sources can include:
- Primary law
Constitutions, statutes, regulations, administrative materials, rules, and case law.
- Secondary sources
Journals, books, practice notes, jury verdicts, forms, and corporate filings.
You can also search the Clio Library directly from the left navigation without starting a Vincent conversation. See Search and Browse Clio Library for guidance on searching, filtering, and verifying sources.
Note: Users with Clio Manage can access Clio Work via the product switcher in the top-left corner of Clio Manage. If Clio Work does not appear, confirm with your administrator that a license has been assigned to your account under Settings > Manage Users.
Up Next
To orient yourself in the workspace: see Get Started With Clio Work to identify your first workflow based on where you are in your matter.