Paxton
AI workspace for litigation teams that connects legal research, a matter record and drafting, with medical chronologies and billing summaries for injury cases.
| What the AI does | Contextual Research, File Ready Drafting, Matter Intelligent Analysis, Quick-Start Drafting, Document Analysis, Medical Chronologies, Medical Billing Summaries |
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| Who it serves | Solo attorneys, Small law firms, Personal injury firms, Family law and estate planning practices, Criminal defense practices |
| Starting price | $499/user/mo (Individual) or $2,999/user/yr billed annually; Enterprise custom volume-based pricing |
| Pricing model | Per user/month |
| Free trial | Yes |
| Best fit | Solo attorney, Small firm |
| Category | AI Legal Research |
| Also fits | Knowledge Management & Firm AI Assistants |
| Works with | Microsoft Word, Outlook, Claude, document management systems, DMS |
| Confidentiality | Posted on the vendor's site: client data is not used to train AI models; SOC 2; ISO 27001; HIPAA named. |
| Checked | 2026-10-31, against the vendor's own page |
Who it's for
Paxton is listed as a fit for solo attorneys and small firms, and the vendor names solo attorneys, small law firms, personal injury firms, family law and estate planning practices and criminal defense practices on its own site. The job it gets hired for: answering a legal question with citations you can check, and drafting the memo or brief from them. It also fits the Knowledge Management & Firm AI Assistants category.
What it costs
Paxton starts at $499/user/mo (Individual) or $2,999/user/yr billed annually; Enterprise custom volume-based pricing, per user/month. There is a free trial.
Good to know
Paxton puts legal research, drafting and case-file analysis in one workspace, with medical chronologies and billing summaries for injury work. The Individual plan is $499 per user per month, or $2,999 per user per year, with a 7-day free trial, and the privacy policy states that identifiable customer data is not used to train Paxton's generalized AI models.
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