EverlawAI Deep Dive Expands to the UK, EU and Canada
From fact-finding to final arguments, surface relevant insights across millions of documents—now available on a global scale
EverlawAI Deep Dive has been hailed as a transformative technology in litigation since its release in the U.S. and Australian markets just two months ago.
Powered by a retrieval-augmented generation framework, Deep Dive forgoes the time-consuming document-level review that has traditionally characterised case development, allowing legal professionals to ask straightforward, natural-language questions and receive insights synthesised across their entire document corpus.
Starting today, Deep Dive’s availability expands to Everlaw’s instances in the United Kingdom, European Union, and Canada, bringing access to this game-changing feature across the globe.
EverlawAI Deep Dive allows legal professionals to ask questions of their case data using plain, conversational language. For example, a litigation team investigating bad faith in a failed acquisition previously would have spent weeks iterating on keyword lists and filtering through noise to find relevant threads. Instead of manually synthesising disparate documents into a case theory, teams can now use Deep Dive to instantly bridge the gap between raw data and a coherent timeline.
Litigation teams can simply ask Deep Dive for evidence of bad faith, or any other related questions, and receive an overall summary from across their document set—without any size limitations—supported by a results table that cites specific evidence, rates its potential relevance to the question and includes direct quotations from the source material.
Paradigm-Shifting Litigation Technology Goes Global
Deep Dive operates on a simple idea, effectuated through groundbreaking generative AI technology: connect discovery, analysis and case building into one seamless workflow, so teams can move from question to evidence to work product without losing context.
Having been embraced by leading litigation teams in the U.S. and Australia, Deep Dive has now proven itself in international litigation as well.
Samuel Marrache, a Senior Associate (Barrister) at Hassans, has experimented with Deep Dive during the trial preparation process.
‘Deep Dive has revolutionised the way we prepare for complex trials. The powerful and near-instant question and answer format allows us to interrogate a large dataset in seconds and locate key documents which we can then rely on at trial,’ Marrache said. ‘Deep Dive’s ability to effectively trawl through thousands of documents and pinpoint sections of those documents which respond to our queries has also proven to be an invaluable tool during witness cross-examinations. We are looking forward to using Deep Dive from the start of our next matter.’
What Sets Deep Dive Apart
Unlike similar tools that can limit you to searching across a few thousand documents, Deep Dive operates effectively on a massive scale. It’s been proven effective across databases exceeding 10 million documents and terabytes of data.
Deep Dive’s scope is only surpassed by its simplicity. Interrogating your data is as easy as asking a question, allowing those without strict technical experience to quickly develop their understanding of a case and inform their overall narrative. Teams no longer have to wait for extensive document review to find out what evidence supports—or does not support—their position. With Deep Dive, true analysis and strategy can begin the moment your discovery data is uploaded and processed.
The tool is designed to reduce hallucinations by searching exclusively within your corpus and grounding every output in direct citations and fact-checked tables so litigators can build on evidence, not guesswork. When Deep Dive doesn’t find any supporting evidence to answer a question, the system is designed to explicitly indicate that limitation rather than generating unreliable content.
Deep Dive’s capabilities provide an immediate advantage across the case lifecycle.
Early Case Assessment. Understanding the core facts of a new matter to flag risks and opportunities, and instantly testing hypotheses.
Production Review. Reviewing bulk productions and identifying potential production gaps.
Trial Readiness. Generating key facts and quotes to prepare for hearings, basing strategy on actual case content.
To try Deep Dive on your next matter, contact your Everlaw account team or sign up for a demo today.
