ArkLegal AI

About ArkLegal AI

ArkLegal AI is a legal research and drafting workspace for United States law, built around jurisdiction control and citation verification rather than open-ended chat. You ask a question in plain English and select up to two jurisdictions from a list that covers every state, all thirteen federal circuits, and separate federal search scopes for tax, immigration, bankruptcy, securities and intellectual property; selecting all federal circuits counts as a single jurisdiction. Practice-area scopes narrow the corpus further to aviation, maritime, securities, healthcare, workplace and employment and others, each mapped to the specific agency sources that matter — FAA advisory circulars and NTSB reports for aviation, CMS Medicare manuals and FDA warning letters for healthcare, DOL wage-and-hour opinion letters and OSHA standards for employment. Answers come back with source links and run through what the company describes as four-layer citation verification, which is the central claim given how badly general-purpose models hallucinate case citations. Output exports to Word with firm letterhead and signature applied. There is a separate configuration for judges, arbitrators and mediators in which every chat follows bench-officer instructions and a case adjudication mode produces findings, orders and reasoned awards. The company publishes AES-256 encryption at rest, account-scoped access controls and a no-training provider policy.

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