When two law firms work a case together, the work itself is rarely the hardest part. The logistics are. Files get emailed back and forth. Chronologies drift out of sync. By the time both sides are looking at the same version of a document, days have often passed — and neither firm is entirely sure the other is caught up.

CoCounsel was built to close that gap.

One workspace, not two systems

CoCounsel isn't a separate platform your co-counsel has to learn or adopt. It's a shared workspace built directly on top of the case file your firm has already assembled in Parambil. Once you invite a co-counsel firm in, both sides see the same records, the same chronology, and the same work product — already processed and Bates stamped, without re-uploading or reconciling versions. What co-counsel adds flows back to you automatically.

What that looks like in practice

Four capabilities make this possible:

Share files and AI outputs. Send documents, summaries, and AI-generated work product directly to co-counsel without leaving the case file.

Choose what to share. Set access at the case level or the file level, so you control exactly what each firm and each user can see.

Chat inside the system. Discuss strategy next to the exact record you're referencing, instead of losing context across email threads or separate messaging tools.

Access a national network. When a case calls for additional trial experience, reach a vetted network of top trial attorneys directly through the platform.

Built for how co-counsel actually works

Joint representation already requires enough coordination between firms, opposing counsel, courts, and clients. The technology underneath it shouldn't add another layer of friction. CoCounsel is designed so that bringing in a second firm feels like an extension of your existing case file — not a parallel project to manage.

Getting started

CoCounsel is available now within Parambil for firms managing joint cases. Existing customers can enable it directly from an active case file; new customers can reach out to our team to see it in action.

One case file. Two firms. Nothing lost in the handoff.