Super Lawyer Unveils Longform: Professional Legal Writing Tool

Lo & Company, a comprehensive legal tech company, officially announced 'Longform,' a feature specialized in legal document drafting, alongside a revolutionary performance improvement of its legal AI service 'Super Lawyer.' Super Lawyer recently proved its overwhelming capability, achieving a top 5% level by correctly answering 123 out of 150 multiple-choice questions in the 14th Bar Examination, significantly surpassing the passing score (96 questions). This is a contrasting achievement compared to global competing services, including Google Gemini 2.5 Pro (88 questions), which failed to meet the passing criteria. Longform, developed based on these advanced AI capabilities, intensively supports legal document drafting through real-time conversations. It is designed to generate highly complete legal documents, going beyond Super Lawyer's existing 4-5 page draft level, up to the maximum length of 30 pages under the Civil Procedure Rules. Longform provides a user-friendly environment where users can generate document drafts as desired through the document editor in the center of the screen and the chat window on the right, and meticulously refine documents based on detailed modification requests. In particular, Longform clearly guides users through major revisions and enhances the reliability of the content by providing source information such as precedents and statutes used in the answers as hyperlinks. Furthermore, documents can be downloaded in HWPX and DOCX formats, dramatically reducing legal professionals' document drafting time and maximizing work efficiency. Super Lawyer, which celebrates its first anniversary in July, has quickly secured approximately 12,000 subscribers, the fastest among domestic legal AI services, and is leading the market with cumulative inquiries and requests exceeding 1 million. Kim Bon-hwan, CEO of Lo & Company, emphasized that Longform will open new horizons in the legal document drafting environment and lead innovation in legal work. Longform is scheduled for official launch this month after beta testing.