A model adapted for legal tasks through fine-tuning, retrieval over legal sources, prompt design, or some combination, rather than a general model used directly.

Positioned as a fundamentally different category of system, when the underlying model is frequently the same commercial one a competitor is using, with different instructions wrapped around it.

• Difference Never Located: The phrase asserts specificity and rarely says whether it lives in the weights, the retrieval, or the prompt.
• Same Engine, Different Badge: Several products described this way are calling the identical model API.
• House-Cleaning Reality Check: Like two cafes on the same street buying the same beans from the same roaster and each calling their coffee a house blend.

Love Island (Season 5): Maura Higgins enters as a bombshell introduced as entirely unlike anyone already there, into a villa where everybody is pursuing exactly the same objective.

“Our domain-specific legal model is purpose-built for the practice of law.”

“We use a commercial model with legal-specific retrieval and prompts, and we fine-tuned it on our clause library.”