autolaw.kr

What It Is

Autolaw（오토로） is a legal document automation SaaS platform focused on personal rehabilitation and bankruptcy discharge in South Korea. By guiding users to enter basic information, it automatically calculates and generates legal documents that comply with Korean court standards. Its primary users include attorneys, legal scriveners, and individuals seeking debt restructuring.

Core Dimensions

• Core feature modules: The platform provides automated generation of documents for personal rehabilitation, bankruptcy, and discharge proceedings. It includes built-in calculators for litigation costs such as stamp duties and service fees, and continuously updates creditor address-change information to address the practical difficulty of serving documents. It also offers lawyer-drafted documents and a “lawyer assistant” handoff service.
• Plans and pricing: Autolaw uses a dual-track model. For individual clients, it offers automated generation at 290,000 KRW, lawyer drafting at 490,000 KRW, and handoff assistance at 220,000 KRW. For professional members such as attorneys and legal scriveners, it offers per-case pricing—22,000 KRW for rehabilitation and 16,500 KRW for bankruptcy—as well as monthly subscriptions at 74,800 KRW/month or 220,000 KRW/3 months.
• Team collaboration and permissions: Permission controls are extremely strict. Account transfer, sharing, or “multi-use for one case” are explicitly prohibited, including reusing output with another person’s information. Violations may result in compensation of three times the fee and permanent account suspension. If monthly subscribers fail to pay on time, their accounts are switched to a “read-only/print-only” mode; restoring editing access requires an additional payment of 55,000 KRW.
• Data security and compliance: The platform says it uses technical measures to protect users’ personal information and does not disclose it to third parties without consent, except where legally required. Server-side documents are retained for 4 years; after that period, users must download and back up their own files.

Pros and Cons

• Pros: Highly specialized and deeply optimized for South Korean bankruptcy law; claims to require “zero learning curve”; pricing for professional members is cost-effective compared with similar products; addresses real-world workflow pain points such as creditor address changes.
• Cons: Extremely narrow scope, limited to specific legal procedures in South Korea; harsh penalties for overdue payments; relatively short data retention period of 4 years.

Who It’s For

Law firms and legal scrivener offices in South Korea that handle large volumes of personal debt restructuring and bankruptcy cases, as well as Korean individual debtors with some legal knowledge who want to file on their own.

Access from China

The website is directly accessible, but because its underlying logic is entirely based on South Korean law and court rules, it has no practical value for users in mainland China.