Everlaw^AI Deep Dive, now in open beta, allows legal professionals to search terabytes of data in seconds, with the current largest enrolled matter exceeding 10M docs

Everlaw, the cloud-native investigation and litigation platform, today announced the expansion to an open beta of its new Everlaw^AI Deep Dive (formerly code-named Project Query), a powerful new GenAI tool. The latest addition to the Everlaw^AI portfolio allows legal teams to search terabytes of ediscovery in seconds simply by asking questions in conversational language. The tool has already shown impressive scale and rapid adoption in early customer use, with one of the largest enrolled matters exceeding 10 million documents.

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Everlaw AI Deep Dive (formerly know as Project Query) is a powerful new GenAI tool that transforms litigation and investigations. It allows legal teams to search terabytes of ediscovery in seconds simply by asking questions in conversational language, uncovering insights in an entire corpus. Answers are supported with a list of facts and referenceable resources so users can dive deeper into the breakdown of information available as part of the response. RAG, Refinement and Reasoning: Deep Dive is built on retrieval-augmented generation (RAG) techniques. Everlaw has paired its refinement approach with the latest in LLM reasoning models, which make more logical inferences and draw more nuanced conclusions that are highly valuable to legal cases.

Everlaw^AI Deep Dive will be demoed this week at ILTACON 2025 at Booth #720.

Deep Dive helps legal teams uncover insights in an entire corpus of data sooner by simply asking questions related to specific issues, parties, or events and get answers in just seconds. Answers are supported with a list of facts and referenceable resources so users can dive deeper into the breakdown of information available as part of the response.

Early Results and Scale:

• Everlaw beta customers are using Deep Dive on projects over 1 million documents and the largest enrolled matter is over 10 million documents.
• The average number of documents per enrolled database in the beta was approximately 166,000.
• More than 150 customers currently use Everlaw’s suite of GenAI features called Everlaw^AI Assistant, comprising Deep Dive, Review Assistant, Coding Suggestions and Writing Assistant.

Today Everlaw also announced plans to receive its FedRAMP authorization of Everlaw^AI Assistant next month, which will allow government agencies to securely adopt Everlaw GenAI technology. Learn more here.

Three Customers Share Their Insights on Deep Dive

Independent fire litigation consultant Greg McCullough has been using Deep Dive extensively in his discovery work, including to read and understand electrical engineering documents. When he asked Deep Dive to find any over-amperage events in a specific timeframe, it returned the correct events and highlighted the exact passages in the technical documents.

McCullough said, “Deep Dive changes the game of search from having to know exactly what you want to find into knowing the questions you want the answers to. This is a game-changer because it leverages the power of AI to review, correlate and extract the best of the best facts that answer the questions you ask. The documents I have found using Deep Dive have helped to shape the direction of the cases that I am working on. Once you have tried Deep Dive you won't want to turn back!”

Benjamin Kennedy, managing director of Adio, a leading ediscovery service provider in Australia and New Zealand, works with a mix of plaintiffs and defense firms that rely on his company for their document management needs. With Deep Dive, Adio has introduced new processes that scale with data volumes, having already used the tool on matters with 500,000 documents.

"We have not had a tool like this before," said Kennedy. "Deep Dive helps find needles in haystacks. It allows Adio and lawyers to get across large document sets faster to get to the evidence and guide the discovery and investigative effort."

ILS, which specializes in ediscovery for the plaintiffs' bar, is currently handling a large multi-state mass tort litigation with millions of documents. During active depositions, ILS’ client was impressed by how easily their teams could use Deep Dive to get insights by asking plain-language questions. The tool allows any member of the deposition team to get answers with examples of evidence and citations to specific documents. In less than a month, two dozen users have asked over 650 questions.

"Deep Dive stands heads and shoulders above other tools in doing the heavy lifting for attorneys," said Elizabeth Koenig, Senior Vice President of Consulting Services at ILS. "Our clients can now ask natural language questions and have an answer in seconds. The accessibility of the tool is even leading to senior partners wanting to ask the AI questions themselves, rather than relying on more junior attorneys to get the information for them."

Learn more about Deep Dive in our blog post.

About Everlaw

Everlaw helps legal teams navigate the increasingly complex ediscovery landscape to chart a straighter path to the truth. Trusted by Fortune 100 corporate counsel, 91 of the Am Law 200, and all state attorneys general, Everlaw's combination of intuitive experience, advanced technology, and partnership with customers empowers organizations to tackle the most pressing technological challenges—and transform their approach to discovery and litigation in the process. Founded in 2010 and based in Oakland, Calif., Everlaw is funded by top-tier investors, including Andreessen Horowitz, CapitalG, HIG Growth Partners, K9 Ventures, Menlo Ventures, and TPG Growth. Follow us on LinkedIn.

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Everlaw beta customers are using Deep Dive on projects over 1 million documents and the largest enrolled matter is over 10 million documents.