CoCounsel Legal for insurance
Every claim decision can be challenged — show the work behind yours
CoCounsel Legal is Fiduciary-Grade AI™ powered by Westlaw and Practical Law — every answer cites the authority you need to defend it, across claims and litigation at volume
Built for the high-volume work of insurance legal departments
Take a coverage position you can defend
Analyze the policy, reservation of rights, and complaint side by side. CoCounsel Legal extracts the allegations, matches them to policy provisions, tests exclusions and limitations against the pleadings, and shows the controlling law behind every point — so you can defend your position if it’s challenged.
Defend claims at volume, then do the work that requires your judgment
Turn five thousand pages of medical records, police reports, and the summons into one chronology, re-analyzed as new documents arrive. Discovery requests get responses with your standard objections in place, then CoCounsel Legal goes further. It reads the file for the facts that matter, researches venue and governing law, assesses exposure, and drafts arguments you can build on.
Answer one question for 50 jurisdictions and know it holds in each
Resolve the same question across every jurisdiction where you write — state by state in the United States and supervisor by supervisor across Europe — with CoCounsel Legal for insurance. It assembles a multijurisdiction survey where every entry is traceable to the governing authority. Then it identifies the manuals, policies, and templates the answer changes and drafts the updates.
Contract review against your own paper
Review and redline third-party papers — including investment agreements, service agreements, trust documents, producer and third-party administrator agreements, and treaty papers — against your playbook and your precedent agreements in Microsoft Word.
Plan documents, policies, and agreements
Summarize and search plan documents to identify gaps across summary plan descriptions, compensation agreements, and section references. Review investment agreements for provisions touching ERISA prohibited transaction rules.
Policy forms, endorsements, and filings
Catch ambiguity in forms, draft endorsements to state law, and check permissible exclusions and rebating rules before a new product goes to market. Answer filing objections and prepare form and rate filings for your team to finalize and submit.
Enterprise security by default
Rest assured, we do not train on your data. Get enterprise-grade encryption, data residency options, and Microsoft 365 integration — all with the answers your security and AI governance teams will ask for, before they ask.
Every answer shows its source
Trace every point to the statute, regulation, or case it rests on — open it, read it, and check it. In an industry that is continually examined and judged, that is the difference between a summary and a defensible position.
Working where your team already works
Draft and redline inside Microsoft Word, and reach CoCounsel Legal through Claude. Your team does not have to move the work somewhere else to get the answer.
See CoCounsel Legal work on a claim file, a policy, or a 50-state question — yours, not a demo set
Have questions? Contact a representative.
Trusted where the work is examined
Why a chief privacy officer in a regulated industry chose Fiduciary-Grade AI
Teladoc's legal team handles the health data of thousands of people. Evaluating AI tools, Chief Privacy Officer Jerry Johnson concluded that Fiduciary-Grade AI was the only responsible choice. Privacy impact assessments that took about five business days now take about two. Legal research that took three to four hours — or days if sent to outside counsel — reaches a first-pass analysis in minutes.
The content insurers already rely on — now reasoning over your files
Most (94%) Fortune 100 insurers rely on Thomson Reuters legal solutions
The content is already in your building. Cocounsel is the only Fiduciary-Grade AI that reasons natively over Westlaw and Practical Law.
Thousands of jurisdiction-level answers
Duty to defend, duty to indemnify, bad faith, and unfair claims settlement practices are all answered state by state, question by question — each one with transparent reasoning to the statute behind it.
More than 1,500 attorney-editors and 175 years of curated content
The answer is not a model’s inference about what the law probably says; it is what a practitioner wrote and an editor maintains.
See it on your own documents
Request a demo with a Thomson Reuters insurance specialist
Bring a claim file, a plan document, or a contract and we will show you what CoCounsel Legal does with it. Nothing you share is used to train our models.
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