| Criterion | Argus Legal AI | CoCounsel |
|---|---|---|
| What it is built for | Argentine litigation: from the case file to the complete procedural filing. | General legal work on your documents: review, summarize, compare, timelines, and drafts. |
| Drafting | Complete complaints, answers, and appeals, with case law cited and in the firm's style. | First drafts of contracts, memos, letters, and reports. Its court-brief builder (Brief Builder) is US-only. |
| Argentine case law | +260,000 certified SAIJ and Supreme Court rulings, inside the drafting flow. | CoCounsel Core answers from the documents you provide; La Ley integration is on its roadmap. |
| Citation checking | A second model confirms each ruling supports the position and links it to the source. | Answers traceable to your documents. Its authority check (Deep Research Verify) is US-only. |
| Court portals | Argus Connect: PJN, MEV · SCBA, SRT, SAC Córdoba, and SIGJ Jujuy. | No published integration with Argentine court portals. Integrates with Word, SharePoint, iManage, and NetDocuments. |
| Security and governance | Encryption at rest and in transit; documents are not used to train the model (Ley 25.326). | ISO/IEC 42001, SOC 2, private instance, and zero-retention calls to the models. |
| Price and trial | From ARS 29,000/month, published. | No published price for Argentina; sold through demos and sales, billed in local currency. |
For producing Argentine procedural filings today: SAIJ and Supreme Court case law in the flow, verified citations, and the case file connected from the portals.
An enterprise AI from a global vendor, with strong governance credentials, well suited to reviewing and summarizing large volumes of your own documents.
“CoCounsel is enterprise-grade AI for working on your documents. Argus is the AI for litigating in Argentina: it delivers the filing with the case law already checked.”
Yes. Thomson Reuters launched CoCounsel Core in Argentina, in Spanish, between late 2025 and early 2026. That is the version sold in the country; CoCounsel Legal, the version with a court-brief builder and authority checking, is available in the United States.
According to Thomson Reuters Argentina, CoCounsel Core bases its answers only on the data and documents you provide. Integration with La Ley content is on its roadmap. Today the assistant that answers from La Ley doctrine is the one in Westlaw Argentina, a separate product.
In Argentina, Thomson Reuters describes CoCounsel's drafting as first drafts of contracts, memos, letters, and reports. Argus drafts complete complaints, answers, and appeals, with Argentine procedural structure and case law cited.
CoCounsel carries a global vendor's governance credentials, such as ISO/IEC 42001 and SOC 2. Argus encrypts documents at rest and in transit and does not use them to train the model, in line with Ley 25.326. If your organization requires a specific certification, ask us before you decide.
Thomson Reuters does not publish CoCounsel's price for Argentina: it is sold through a demo and its sales team. Argus publishes its entry price: from ARS 29,000 per month.
Yes. A legal department can use CoCounsel to review and summarize its own documents and Argus to produce court filings with verified Argentine case law.
CoCounsel facts were checked on 10/2/2026 against its public pages. If something changed, email soporte@arguslegal.ai and we will fix it.
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