Notion’s note-taking feature is one of the things that make the tool so useful for lawyers. It allows you to transform research and other notes from something of a brain dump and turn them into an organized database of useful information that can be shared, edited, commented upon, and (perhaps, most importantly!) quickly and easily found again. For organizing legal research, there may not be a better platform.

Organizing Research Notes in Notion

The block-based feature of Notion allows attorneys to create notes within notes as they build a comprehensive repository for specific clients and/or cases. As you look for ways to implement Notion in your firm, using it as a note-taking app is a logical place to start.

Using AI to Augment Your Legal Research

AI tools are revolutionizing the legal sector, and one area where it can be especially impactful is with legal research. Legal research is a resource-intensive process. Notion AI can help you work faster and more creatively, which frees up your and your paralegal’s time to focus on strategic case initiatives.

Much like using an AI like ChatGPT for assisting with legal research or automating document drafting, Notion AI also offers many use cases for law firms.

Notion offers robust features and benefits to lawyers, which are worth exploring for firms looking to improve productivity and efficiency within their operations. To learn more about Notion or get help with any of your law firm’s Apple technology questions, get in touch with our team at Honeycrisp today.


Luke Kumanchik

Entrepreneur, programmer, backyard farmer & Dungeon Master Extraordinaire.