Your Legal AI Twin.
Powered by Justinian. Research the point, draft the document, review the other side's draft, under the law that actually governs the matter, in Arabic, English or French. The more you work in it, the more it drafts the way you draft.
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49 out of 50 on HAQQ's own 50-task legal AI benchmark, the highest overall score of the 19 models tested.
See the full resultsEverything a matter actually needs.
A wrapper answers. A harness holds.
Any assistant will produce something that looks like legal work. These are the five things that only hold when the whole stack is built for law.
It knows which law it is answering under
Not a general answer with a country name pasted on top. Tell it you are in the DIFC, in Riyadh or in Cairo and the reasoning, the forum and the citations change with it.
Every answer shows the law it used
It searches verified sources before it answers, then links them. That is the difference between an answer you can put in front of a partner and one you have to go and verify yourself first.
It drafts on your firm's paper
Your structure, your defined terms, your precedents. Give five lawyers one brief and you get five defensible NDAs; the twin gives you the one your firm already agreed on.
Your files stay inside your boundary
Nothing you upload trains a model. Roles, permissions and the audit trail are your firm's own, and the data sits in the region you choose.
One app for both sides of the table
The same product your client uses to understand their contract is the one you use to draft it. Same account on the desk and in your pocket, so the work does not wait for you to reach either.
Digital twin
Give five lawyers the same NDA and you get five NDAs.
All five are correct. Each one follows that lawyer's own structure, template and style. A general model has no idea which of the five you are. HAQQ learns it, and keeps learning it.
Your structure
Section order, defined terms, the clauses you always include and the ones you never do. HAQQ picks them up from the work you do in it, not from a settings screen.
Your templates
Load the firm's precedents once. New drafts come out on your paper, in your format, with your numbering, ready to export to Word and version like any other file.
Your language
Arabic, English or French, in the legal register you actually write in. Arabic is a drafting language here, not an English answer rendered in Arabic script.
Your firm's context
Connect eFirm and the twin also knows your clients, your matters, your documents and your billing. Legal AI plus eFirm is what we mean by a full-stack legal OS.
Human in the loop, always. HAQQ does the associate work so you can do the lawyer's. It does not replace you, and it is not built to. See how it works in the product documentation, or browse ready-made prompts in the Academy.
One twin, connected to the whole firm
eFirm is where the clients, matters, documents and billing live. Connect it and the twin drafts with all of it in context, not just with the file you happened to paste in.
Benchmarked across major practice areas
Drafting a full commercial contract from a plain-language brief, scored on clause completeness, governing-law accuracy, risk allocation, and enforceability
We run this evaluation ourselves and publish it in full, every task, every model. HAQQ leads all eleven practice areas here, three of them by a single point. The wider 25-benchmark study is published the same way, including the two benchmarks where a frontier model beats us, and the methodology is there so you can check both yourself.
Source: HAQQ's published 50-task legal AI benchmark, August 2026
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DeepSeek: DeepSeek V4 Pro
Claude + legal pluginsBuilt for MENA jurisdictions, not translated into them.
Most legal AI learns US and UK law first, then gets localized. HAQQ takes civil-law and Sharia-influenced systems as the baseline, and treats Arabic as a drafting language rather than a translation layer.
Native Arabic, not translated
Drafting and research in legal Arabic with full right-to-left support, alongside English and French for cross-border files.
Gulf, Levant and North Africa
Jurisdiction-aware answers under UAE, Saudi, Egyptian, Qatari, Kuwaiti, Bahraini, Jordanian and Lebanese law, within coverage of 200+ countries.
Civil law and Sharia by default
Reasoning built for codified civil law and Sharia-influenced systems, not common-law precedent retrofitted to the region.
Cross-border in one query
Compare how a position holds across several MENA jurisdictions at once, with every source cited and every conflict surfaced.
Coverage claims track HAQQ's published 50-task legal AI benchmark and the Justinian evaluation suite, which include civil-law and MENA tasks by design.
Legal AI in MENA, researched in the open
Our published research on the region - market maps, jurisdiction guides and benchmark methodology.
- Best Legal AI for MENA and Arabic Law Firms (2026)
- State of Legal AI in MENA 2026: Companies, Funding, and Gaps
- Legal AI in Saudi Arabia: The 2026 Practitioner's Guide
- Legal Tech in the Middle East: The 2026 Field Guide
- Arabic Legal AI: The Gap Is Retrieval, Not Content
- Arabic AI Lawyer Apps Compared (2026): Adel, Shwra & More


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