HAQQ for Law Students and Educators
HAQQ Legal AI gives law students and professors 60 credits a month for $15. Jurisdiction-aware research, drafting and citations at a student price.
Knowledge should never be a privilege. This is a belief I've carried with me since I started HAQQ, and it's one of the core principles that drives everything we build.
Legal education, in particular, has always been gated. Access to quality research tools, drafting assistance, and legal methodology has been reserved for those who can afford expensive subscriptions or who happen to work at well-resourced firms. But what about the students who are just starting their journey? What about the professors who are shaping the next generation of lawyers?
Why We're Doing This
The legal profession is undergoing the most significant transformation in its history. AI is reshaping how legal work is done, from research to drafting to analysis. Students graduating today will enter a profession that looks nothing like what their professors experienced when they started.
We believe that preparing the next generation of legal professionals for this reality isn't just good business. It's a responsibility. The students who learn to work alongside AI today will become the lawyers, judges, and policymakers of tomorrow. They deserve access to the best tools available, not watered-down versions or expensive paywalls.
Law students across Lebanon, the MENA region and beyond already use HAQQ for their research, contract drafting, and studies. They've shown us that when you give students professional-grade tools, they don't just use them. They thrive with them. So we asked ourselves: why not make this available to everyone?
Not Just Another AI Chatbot
Let's be clear about what we're offering. HAQQ isn't a generic AI that happens to answer legal questions. It's a Legal AI Twin built from the ground up with legal methodology, jurisdiction-aware reasoning, and the precision that legal work demands.
A general-purpose model answers the prompt. HAQQ answers the question under the law that governs it, against the sources that support it, and in the format legal work is actually delivered in. That difference comes from building for how lawyers work rather than adapting a general assistant after the fact.
- Jurisdiction-aware reasoning that understands which laws apply where
- Legal methodology built into every response, not just pattern matching
- Full traceability to legal sources so students learn proper citation
- Professional drafting standards that prepare students for real practice
For students, this means learning with tools that mirror what they'll use in practice. For professors, it means teaching with AI that reinforces proper legal thinking rather than undermining it.
Starting in Lebanon, Expanding Globally
HAQQ was founded in Lebanon, and this is where the student program started. We know these institutions, we understand the legal education landscape here, and we can provide hands-on support to make adoption work.
It did not stay there. The program now runs at universities across the MENA region and worldwide. If your institution isn't listed below, don't wait. The student bundle is available globally.
Lebanese Universities: We're Ready for You
We work closely with law faculties across Lebanon. If you're a student or professor at any of these institutions, you can sign up with your university email today:
- Lebanese University (LU)
- American University of Beirut (AUB)
- Saint Joseph University of Beirut (USJ)
- Lebanese American University (LAU)
- Holy Spirit University of Kaslik (USEK)
- Notre Dame University - Louaize (NDU)
- University of Balamand
- Lebanese International University (LIU)
- Université La Sagesse (ULS)
- Rafik Hariri University (RHU)
- Jinan University
- Islamic University of Lebanon (IUL)
What Students Get
This isn't a limited trial or a stripped-down version. The student bundle carries the same feature set as the Starter plan it sits beside. The difference is the price and the monthly credit allowance, not what the product will do for you:
- Legal research and analysis across jurisdictions
- Contract drafting and review with clause-level insights
- Legal memo preparation with proper structure and citations
- Multi-jurisdictional reasoning for comparative law studies
- Document analysis for case briefs and assignments
The goal is simple: when students graduate, they should already know how to leverage AI as a force multiplier for their legal work. They shouldn't be learning these tools on the job while their peers who could afford better resources are already ahead.
For Professors: A Teaching Partner
We know that AI in legal education is a nuanced topic. Some worry it will replace critical thinking. We've designed HAQQ to do the opposite: to reinforce legal methodology and help students understand why legal reasoning matters, not just what the answer is.
Every response includes traceability to sources. Students learn that legal conclusions must be grounded in authority. The AI doesn't just give answers. It models how lawyers think through problems.
Professors can use HAQQ as a teaching assistant: generating hypotheticals, creating practice problems, or demonstrating how to analyze complex legal issues. It's a partner in education, not a shortcut around it.
How to Get Started
Signing up takes less than two minutes. Create your account with your university email and HAQQ emails you the student code on its own. Apply it at checkout and you are on the student bundle: 60 credits a month for $15 a month, with the full platform behind it. Academic staff qualify the same way, through the same automatic check. The full current terms are at docs.haqq.ai/community/students.
A Commitment to the Future
This is a commitment to access. We believe that the future of law depends on today's students being able to use the best tools, the best methodology, and the best preparation we can provide.
The legal profession has always been built on the idea that justice should be accessible. We think that should start with the tools used to practice it.