Latest in LawY: US expansion + new features

LawY now live across new US practice areas

We're excited to announce that LawY is now available across four major practice areas in the United States, bringing lawyer-verified AI assistance to more jurisdictions than ever before.

Immigration law – federal

LawY now supports federal immigration matters, helping practitioners navigate complex immigration cases with AI-powered research and drafting assistance.

Tax planning

Available in: California, District of Columbia, Florida, New Jersey, New York, and Pennsylvania.

Business law

Available in: District of Columbia, Florida, Minnesota, New Jersey, New York, Nevada, New Mexico, Pennsylvania, Oklahoma, Virginia, and Wyoming.

Personal injury

Available in: Arizona, California, New Jersey, and New York.

This expansion means more attorney’s across the US can access LawY's unique lawyer-in-the-loop verification system, ensuring AI outputs are reviewed by qualified legal experts who are experienced in the relevant practice area and jurisdiction.

Help us grow: join the LawY Verifier network

As we expand into new jurisdictions and practice areas, we need qualified legal professionals to join our verifier network. Our Verifiers are what make LawY different they're the real attorney’s who review AI outputs when users need that extra layer of confidence.

If you're a practicing attorney with expertise in any of our covered jurisdictions and practice areas, we'd love to hear from you. Becoming a LawY Verifier means:

• Flexible work that fits your schedule
• Get paid your hourly rate
• The opportunity to help lawyers deliver better outcomes for their clients
• Being part of a network that's redefining how AI and legal expertise work together

Learn more and apply here.

A streamlined sidebar experience

We've refreshed the LawY sidebar to put conversations front and center, making it easier to stay focused on the matter you're working on. Based on how you use LawY day-to-day, this update simplifies navigation, reduces visual clutter, and keeps your most important tools within easy reach.
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What's new:

💬 Refreshed sidebar experience

We’ve released a new LawY sidebar UI designed to make conversations the clear focus, while keeping your most-used tools easier to access. This update prioritises clarity and speed, so you can move between matters, conversations, and research with less friction and fewer clicks.

🆕 Matter creation moved into the ‘New’ button

Creating or switching matters is now more intuitive. The dropdown to select and create matters has been consolidated into the New button, reducing clutter and making it clearer where to start your next task.

🔎 Conversation history now lives in the sidebar

Your conversation history is now directly accessible from the sidebar for the matter you’re currently working on. This makes it faster to jump back into recent discussions without breaking your flow.

Note: The sidebar displays your 50 most recent conversations. Older conversations remain fully accessible via Search.

🧠 Clearer access to research tools

Deep Research and Verifications remain pinned in the sidebar for quick access. To better reflect its purpose, the History tab has been renamed to Search, making it clearer where to find past conversations and content.

✅ LawY Verify, simplified

To focus on space for your conversations, the LawY Verify menu has been collapsed into a pop-out. This keeps verification tools close at hand, while giving more room to the content you’re actively working on.

🗣️ Smarter Conversation titles

We've improved how conversation titles are generated to make your sidebar more useful at a glance. Conversation titles are now automatically summarised to be clear and descriptive. Instead of seeing your full opening question in the sidebar, you'll now see concise labels like "Divorce asset division requirements" or "Employment contract review." This makes it faster to navigate between conversations and find what you need, especially when managing multiple matters at once.

What's next

We're continuing to expand into new jurisdictions and practice areas across the US and beyond. If there's a specific jurisdiction or practice area you'd like to see supported, let us know we're listening.

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