Upload a PDF—like a contract, police report, or transcript—and type what you want done. For example: “Summarize this depo,” “Draft a motion to compel,” or “Identify possible defenses.” Obie won’t take action unless you give a clear prompt after uploading.
Yes. You can upload almost any legal PDF. Once it’s uploaded, ask Obie to do something specific with it, like reviewing for issues, building an outline, or drafting a motion.
Yes. All uploads and conversations stay confidential. Your work is never stored, shared, or used to train anything.
BearisterAI can summarize, draft, outline, analyze, and build questions or motions from your legal PDFs and prompts. Just be specific about what you want after uploading.
If you have a unique legal workflow or question, reach out to support@bearister.ai or check this full FAQ for more details.
Yes. If you describe the situation or upload a file, Obie can identify likely missing items such as lab results, body cam footage, surveillance, contracts, or exhibits.
Be specific. Try asking Obie to “Summarize this,” “Draft a motion to exclude,” “Build a direct exam,” or “Outline this for class.” Uploading alone won’t trigger analysis.
Yes. Obie suggests relevant experts—like psychologists, forensic techs, accident reconstructionists, or accountants—based on the facts and legal theory.
Yes. Obie uses structured techniques like the Posner method to build cross and direct questions when you describe the witness or upload the transcript.
Yes. It pulls from public legal databases like CourtListener and Google Scholar to cite actual California and federal case law.
Yes. Obie can generate voir dire questions, profile ideal jurors, and flag potential risks based on the charge or claim and your trial strategy.
Yes. Obie can explain criminal exposure, enhancements, or civil damages based on the facts and documents you provide.
BearisterAI supports criminal, civil, and transactional law. It’s also used by law students for research, outlines, and assignments.
Yes. Use the code START3 at checkout to get 3 months free.
You get full access to uploads, motion drafting, expert recommendations, outline tools, cross-exam builders, jury prep, and document analysis.