My favorite aspect of Everlaw is how easy it is to use. The UI is extremely intuitive; its tagging/coding feature is extremely easy because of its autosaving feature and ability to code documents as a group. Its flexibility across the variety of needs in projects is another big plus, because it means that you aren't stuck creating workarounds that will make the most sense for your project--you can just change it out to what works best for you. I think that the AI features for grouping are helpful to create assignments for team members so that they are able to consistently code documents without having to swap between a large variety of contexts. Finally, Everlaw's breadth of training materials has been extremely helpful in getting me started using the platform. The variety of videos, articles, and real-time support have all come in handy throughout the various issues I have encountered. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The system for searching, creating binders, and the general UI and organization of the home/landing page are probably my least favorite part of Everlaw. It doesn't make a lot of sense to have random lists like that in terms of the way that I work, so I was very confused when I first showed up. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

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Recently, I've also come to appreciate Deep Dive, being able to ask plain-language questions across an entire document corpus and get citation-backed answers has cut down significantly on manual review time, especially early in a case or when getting up to speed on a new production. And on the transcript side, the page-line citation linking has been a great time-saver, typing a citation and having it jump straight to the exact spot in the transcript makes prepping depositions and cite-checking testimony much faster and more reliable. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Everlaw is one of the strongest modern eDiscovery platforms, especially for teams that prioritize usability and AI-powered workflows. Its UI/UX is significantly cleaner and more intuitive than many legacy competitors, making document review, collaboration, and case management easier for both attorneys and litigation support teams. Performance is another major strength. The cloud-native platform handles large document sets efficiently, with fast search, responsive review tools, and scalable analytics. Integrations with common legal and cloud systems are solid overall, though some firms may still encounter workflow fragmentation across different legal tech tools. Everlaw’s AI capabilities are particularly impressive. Features like document summarization, semantic search, predictive coding, and AI-assisted review are deeply integrated into legal workflows rather than feeling like generic chatbot add-ons. The company also takes a relatively transparent and cautious approach to AI security and hallucination risks, which is important in legal environments. Overall, Everlaw stands out for combining modern design, strong performance, and practical AI tools into a platform that feels more user-friendly and forward-looking than many traditional eDiscovery solutions. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Everlaw has a much cleaner and more modern interface than most eDiscovery platforms, which definitely makes document review and collaboration easier. The AI tools are also genuinely useful for summarizing documents and speeding up review workflows instead of feeling like gimmicks. That said, some of the more advanced workflows can still be confusing, especially around productions, tagging, and large-scale case management. The platform is fast overall, but I’ve noticed occasional lag when working with very large datasets or bulk actions. Integrations are decent, but not always as seamless as I’d like when connecting with other legal tech tools. Overall, Everlaw feels more user-friendly and forward-thinking than a lot of legacy platforms, but there’s still room to improve workflow flexibility and scalability for power users. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Everlaw strikes a strong balance between high-end power and a very human-friendly interface. Searches are logic-based and color-coded, which makes it easier to build and refine queries. Beyond simply finding documents, Everlaw also provides the right platform for organizing and using what you find. The Storybuilder lets the user create a chronological story of the issues, helping you pull the key points together in a clear narrative. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Everlaw is backed by AI power, but it’s confusing to tell when the AI features cost extra versus when they’re included. And when they do cost more, it’s still unclear how much additional cost to expect. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I can quickly review the documents, tag them, flag them, and organize them into different folders, similar to using a desktop. This allows me to streamline our efforts and creates much greater efficiency when reviewing documents while keeping our whole team on the same page. I am able to categorize my data as it comes in from clients, and quickly combine the different pieces for production. Being able to have documents tagged and organized in folders allows me to keep working efficiently. The tool allows me to do this efficiently with just one click. Everlaw is much more user-friendly, giving us a consistent workflow across our projects that all our teams can use, making document review, tagging, and production more efficient. The initial setup was very easy. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I don't like the way Everlaw handles emails and their attachments. It's difficult to make sure they're produced together while keeping my filters in place, like dates and title order. Also, if a document is attached to an email and I want to segregate it, I have to do that manually and upload them individually. There's no way to do it within Everlaw. Everlaw has a great feature for splitting PDFs, but it lacks the ability to combine documents back together that I may receive split. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I really appreciate how easy Everlaw is to navigate, especially when I’m dealing with boatloads of discovery from opposing counsel. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

With Everlaw, I truly wish that the Storyboard option was a bit better equipped to assist me with cases from start to finish. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I find Everlaw's interface to be very clean and seamlessly navigable, which I really appreciate. The translation tool is excellent and very easy to access and use, allowing me to review foreign language documents accurately. I also like how easy it is to request new batches since everything is on the same page, eliminating the need to check in batches. The initial setup was very easy, which was a nice surprise. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I'd like to be able to zoom in or out the coding panel, making it adjustable to the size of the computer screen. When I'm on my laptop, which has a small screen, I like to have the whole coding panel in view if possible. Right now Everlaw doesn't let you do that. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Everlaw is able to digest large amounts of documents while still maintaining security. The binary search filter is also very helpful when you are looking for specific information. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Some of the icons have similarities which can lead to confusion when it comes to which portion to use. The credit system for AI tokens is also less than ideal but it is nice that it is offered. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I like how Everlaw allows me to navigate through complex legal documents and highlights what I'm looking for in an efficient manner. I appreciate how it separates viewing a document from the main menu, so I can easily go back and forth and see how many documents I have reviewed without leaving the menu window, which provides flexibility. I find it handy for running searches of other documents, as it allows me to run searches more smoothly. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

There should be a feature that alerts me if I forget to completely tag each document. When I review the document, I have to mark off different buttons showing I have completed the document, and it allows me to move to other documents without alerting me that I need to complete it. It was a little tricky getting used to it. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

When I’m coding, creating custom tags is quick and straightforward. It’s also easy to build powerful searches in no time. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

It takes a bit of time to get used to the main dashboard, which presents relevant data through cards. This card-based layout feels unique to Everlaw. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.