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Opus 2 demos AI insights and case management tools following Uncover integration

Opus 2 added three AI tools to its litigation platform: Matter Assist for case-wide evidence search, Document Assist for single-file analysis, and General Assist for broader legal research and drafting.

Opus 2 Integrates AI Tools for Case Management and Evidence Discovery

Opus 2 has added AI-driven features to its litigation management platform following its integration of Uncover, a legal AI tool. The update combines case-wide analysis with document management, targeting lawyers who need to organize evidence and prepare for trial.

What the New Features Do

Matter Assist searches across an entire case file, analyzes documents, and identifies evidence. Users can apply it to specific tasks like building a cross-examination outline without manually reviewing each document.

Document Assist performs deeper analysis on individual files once a lawyer has selected them for closer inspection. This separates broad case scanning from detailed document work.

General Assist handles legal questions that fall outside the case file-research, drafting support, and other general legal work.

Why This Matters for Case Teams

Litigation teams manage thousands of documents and must track evidence across complex cases. These tools reduce the time spent on manual review and help lawyers identify what matters most before trial preparation begins.

The integration of structured case management with AI analysis means lawyers can search by concept or legal issue rather than keyword alone. A lawyer preparing cross-examination can ask the system to identify inconsistencies or weak points in witness statements across the entire file.

The Broader Context

Legal tech vendors are moving toward combining AI analysis with the project management features firms already use. Rather than adding a separate AI tool, Opus 2 built these capabilities into its existing platform where case data already lives.

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