Legal AI for universities and research institutions
Cited legal research for faculty and students, and faster review of the grant, licensing and collaboration agreements your legal office handles, in Arabic and English.
How do universities and law schools use HAQQ?
Faculty and students ask legal questions in Arabic or English and get answers that cite their sources, so every point can be checked. Professors use HAQQ to build exercises and practice problems. The institution's legal office uses it to review grant, collaboration and licensing agreements, pull the IP terms across a set of them, and compare a sponsor's draft with its template.
- A month for students and academic staff, 60 credits
- $15
- Legal research, top of the published benchmark
- 47/50
- Countries with a maintained statute corpus
- 33
- Free legal prompts in the HAQQ Academy library
- 631
From the seminar room to the legal office
Two audiences, one platform. The first two steps are teaching, the last two are the agreements that pass through a university's legal team.
- 1
Build an exercise in minutes
Ask for a moot problem or a set of practice questions on a topic and a jurisdiction, with a marking guide that names the authorities. Students learn that a conclusion has to rest on a source.
- Hypotheticals and practice problems
- A marking guide tied to authorities
- Arabic, English or French
- 2
Review the grant or collaboration agreement
Tell HAQQ you act for the university. It reviews the agreement clause by clause and flags the terms that need attention, starting with ownership of results.
- Ownership, publication and data terms
- Ranked by risk, worst first
- Redline against your template
- 3
Find the IP terms across a set
Ask once across a set of agreements: who owns the results, what licence the university keeps, how long a sponsor can delay publication. One table comes back.
- One row per agreement
- Ownership, licence and publication columns
- The agreement to look at first, flagged
- 4
See what the sponsor changed
Compare the sponsor's draft with your template before you sign. HAQQ separates cosmetic edits from the changes that increase risk.
- Two versions side by side
- Substantive and cosmetic changes split
- Changes that raise risk flagged
What faculties, students and legal offices get
Research with citations
Answers that cite the provisions and rulings they rely on, so students learn to check, and faculty can verify in seconds.
A tool to teach with
Build exercises around real drafting and review tasks, and show students how AI-assisted legal work is checked.
Agreement review
Grant, collaboration, licensing, data sharing and supplier agreements reviewed clause by clause.
Version comparison
See what changed between a sponsor's draft and your template, and which changes matter.
Free learning library
The HAQQ Academy holds a free prompt library, clause and document templates, tools and a legal AI course.
Access by role
Add departments and users with role-based access. Institutional data is never used to train HAQQ's models.
Who uses it for what
Institutional data stays private
Students, faculty and the legal office work in the same platform, under the access rules the institution sets.
Read about security- Your data is never used to train HAQQ's models
- Access follows the roles and permissions you set
- Compliant with SOC 2, ISO 27001, ISO 42001 and GDPR
- Every answer cites sources that can be checked
Questions from institutions
Who is this for?
Universities, law schools and research institutions: faculty and students doing legal research, and the legal and research offices that handle the institution's agreements.
Will students use it to skip the work?
HAQQ cites its sources so every answer can be checked. How it is used in coursework is a decision for each institution and faculty.
What does it cost for students?
The student bundle is 60 credits a month for $15, with the same features as the Starter plan. Students and academic staff sign up with their university email and the code arrives automatically.
Do you work with universities?
Yes. HAQQ met Amman Arab University's leadership and Faculty of Law to explore a partnership on e-litigation and AI in legal education, including possible specialised courses. Students across Lebanon and the MENA region already use HAQQ for research and drafting.
How is institutional access priced?
Institutional access is scoped with our team. Book a demo to discuss your faculties and users.