Your Case Evidence Now Works Inside CoCounsel Legal

Reveal now integrates with CoCounsel Legal so litigation teams can research, analyze, and draft from the matter's own record alongside Westlaw and Practical Law.

For years, the most technical part of a matter and the strategic part have lived a step apart. The case record is collected, processed, and reviewed in an eDiscovery platform. Research, analysis, and drafting happen somewhere else. Moving the reviewed record from one to the other meant a manual export and re-upload, which left legal teams reasoning over external law without the matter's own evidence beside it.

That gap has a cost. It slows down the work, and it introduces the risk that AI outputs reflect a stale or incomplete export rather than the current, curated review set. More than that, it keeps the attorneys developing and arguing the case at a remove from the evidence that should be shaping their strategy.

What the integration does

Reveal now integrates with CoCounsel Legal, Thomson Reuters' AI legal platform. Inside CoCounsel Legal, users select Reveal as a document source, authenticate to their Reveal instance, and sync the documents they choose, without leaving the platform. The documents pull from the user's existing Reveal project structure, so the set reaching CoCounsel Legal reflects the same permissions and organization already in place.

Once those documents are in, CoCounsel Legal can research, analyze, and draft from the matter's own record alongside the Westlaw case law database, Practical Law guidance, and the organization's own knowledge. The evidence that used to sit a step removed is now something the AI works from directly, as readily as it works with the law. Reveal is one of the first eDiscovery platforms connected to CoCounsel Legal.

As Eric Harmon, CEO of Reveal, put it: "Legal AI is only as useful as the material behind it. CoCounsel Legal brings the authority of Westlaw and Practical Law. This integration brings the other half: the actual evidence of your matter, already reviewed in Reveal, working in the same place as your legal authority."

The integration will be available in October to organizations that hold accounts with both Reveal and CoCounsel Legal. You can learn more here.