In this episode of A Square Look, Jonathan Greenblatt, Vice President of Legal at LinkSquares, demonstrates how LinkSquares Research Assistant helps legal teams move from legal research to practical drafting with less manual lift.

Using a real-world policy scenario as an example, Jonathan shows how legal teams can search for current legal information, get a clear summary of key requirements, and generate a draft policy based on those findings. You still bring the legal judgment, of course. The robots have not been admitted to the bar. But they can help cut down the first-pass work that eats up your calendar.

Watch the video to see:

• Current legal research: Find up-to-date legal information from relevant sources and turn dense requirements into clear summaries your team can act on.
• Policy drafting support: Generate a strong first draft based on the legal requirements surfaced in the research.
• Faster legal workflows: Keep research, analysis, and drafting closer together instead of bouncing between tools.
• Human review where it matters: Use AI to speed up the groundwork while your legal team reviews, refines, and makes the final call.

If your team spends too much time hunting for legal requirements and turning research into polished policy language, this episode is a good place to start. Watch the video to see how LinkSquares Research Assistant helps legal teams work faster, stay focused, and get to a better first draft without the usual tab overload. Watch now!