Eve

Eve is a legal AI platform that runs intake, case work and firm analytics for plaintiff law firms. It is built for practices that win money for clients, such as personal injury and employment firms, and it treats the whole firm as its scope: answering intake calls, drafting case documents, and auditing every open matter each night. The company says more than 1,700 firms use it.

What is Eve used for?

Plaintiff firms use Eve to handle the high-volume drafting and review work that slows cases down. Its EveOS workspace groups the tools by case stage and by firm operations.

• Answering intake calls around the clock, scoring leads and getting retainer agreements signed
• Reviewing hundreds of pages of medical bills and records and producing reports and timelines
• Drafting demand letters, complaints, good faith letters and discovery responses in the firm's style
• Propounding and responding to discovery, including raising objections
• Running a nightly Auditor that flags missed injuries, treatment gaps and mass tort eligibility
• Asking plain-English questions about revenue, margins and settlement pace across the firm

Who Eve is best for

Eve fits plaintiff firms in personal injury, labor and employment, medical malpractice, workers' compensation and Social Security disability. It suits firm owners who want operational visibility as well as attorneys and paralegals who want drafting help. Defense firms, corporate legal departments and transactional practices are outside its intended market.

Eve pricing

As of October 2026, Eve does not publish pricing on its website, and there is no public pricing page. Firms request a demo, and pricing is discussed with the sales team based on firm size and which parts of EveOS they plan to use. No free plan or self-serve trial is advertised.

Limitations to keep in mind

• Pricing is only available through a sales conversation
• It is designed for plaintiff practices, so firms with mixed defense or transactional work need another tool too
• Results quoted on the site, such as faster demand generation, are vendor-reported figures
• Automated intake calls and drafted documents still need attorney supervision for ethics and accuracy

Eve vs alternatives

Harvey is a broader legal AI platform used by large firms across many practice areas, which makes it a better fit if your firm does defense or deal work alongside plaintiff cases. Darrow focuses on finding potential violations and class action opportunities, a different job from running individual cases day to day. Legora suits teams that want a flexible review grid for large document sets. Eve wins for plaintiff firms that want one system covering intake, medical records, demands, discovery and firm performance.

Tips for getting started with Eve

Upload a few closed cases with full records and compare Eve's medical summaries and demand drafts against what your team produced. Spend time on style examples early, because Eve adapts drafts to the firm's tone and preferred language. Review the first weeks of Auditor flags with a senior attorney to calibrate which alerts deserve action.

Eve FAQ

Is Eve free?

No. Eve is a paid legal AI platform for plaintiff firms, and pricing is provided after you book a demo with the company.

What practice areas does Eve support?

Eve supports plaintiff work in personal injury, labor and employment, medical malpractice, workers' compensation, and Social Security and disability claims.

Is Eve safe to use with client data?

Eve says case data is encrypted, isolated to each firm and never used to train shared models, and that it is SOC 2 Type 2 certified and HIPAA compliant.

How is Eve different from ChatGPT for lawyers?

Eve is built around matters, firm collaboration and plaintiff workflows like demands and discovery, while general chat tools are single-user and lack legal-specific confidentiality controls.