Email Generation
Every email, drafted from the facts of your case.
Client updates, discovery demands, court correspondence — describe what you need and the AI writes it using the facts, deadlines, and legal context already in your case. The tone adapts to the recipient.
Counselor,
Following our discussion on March 8th regarding outstanding discovery, we note that the dashcam footage from Officer Whitfield's patrol vehicle has not been produced. Given the video footage already reveals inconsistencies, this material is plainly exculpatory under Brady.
Please confirm production by March 18, 2026. We reserve the right to raise this non-disclosure at the suppression hearing.
Respectfully,
Sarah Chen, Esq.
Tone-aware drafting
The right voice for every recipient.
An email to your client shouldn't read like an email to the prosecutor. Albatross adjusts tone, formality, and structure based on who you're writing to — automatically.
Mr. Rodriguez, I wanted to update you on the progress of your case. The court has scheduled the suppression hearing for April 3, 2026 at 9:00 AM. This is a significant step — if the motion is granted, the key evidence against you would be excluded.
Plain language. No legal jargon. Explains what it means for the client.
Counselor, we have not yet received the dashcam footage referenced in Officer Whitfield's supplemental report. Pursuant to Brady v. Maryland, 373 U.S. 83 (1963), the State is obligated to disclose all material evidence favorable to the defense.
Formal tone. Cites legal authority. Firm but courteous.
Please find attached the Defendant's Exhibit List for the evidentiary hearing scheduled for April 3, 2026. Exhibits A through F are identified with Bates numbers and brief descriptions as required by Local Rule 7.1(c).
Proper court etiquette. References local rules. No unnecessary prose.
Why it works
Case-aware context
The AI knows your case — parties, charges, key dates, uploaded files. Every email references real facts, not generic placeholders.
Iterative refinement
"Make it more formal." "Add the Brady deadline." "Soften the tone." Each revision creates a new version you can compare or revert.
Every email type
Client updates, demand letters, settlement offers, court filings, co-counsel memos. Describe it in plain English and the AI drafts it.
Built into your workflow
From case chat to sent email in seconds.
Email generation lives inside the same AI chat where you research case law and draft motions. No context switching. Ask a question about your case, then say "draft an email about that to opposing counsel" — the AI already has the context.
Try it now"Draft a Brady demand to the DA about the missing footage"
Pulls case facts, prior correspondence, relevant deadlines
Professional email with proper tone, citations, and context
"Add the specific Bates numbers from the exhibit list"