Querious Selected as Exclusive Member Benefit for State Bar of Michigan Attorneys

October 15, 2025 – Raleigh, North Carolina— Querious, the first Legal Conversational Intelligence™ platform purpose-built for the demands of modern legal practice, today announced that the State Bar of Michigan (SBM) has selected the multi-award-winning legal AI platform as a new member benefit. Through this partnership, SBM members will receive exclusive access and discounts on Querious, helping them transform routine client conversations into high-impact legal services.

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Querious leverages generative AI to enable attorneys to deliver sharper advice, reduce administrative overhead, and uphold the highest standards of client confidentiality and professional ethics. Built specifically for legal professionals, the platform embeds privacy, security, and ethical AI at its core—ensuring compliance from day one.

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“Client conversations are the foundation of effective legal practice,” said Hilary Bowman, Founder and CEO of Querious. “Querious provides attorneys with a secure, ethical, and innovative tool to deliver sharper advice, streamline follow-ups, and maximize the value they provide to clients. We are honored to support Michigan attorneys with this new benefit from their bar association.”

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The State Bar of Michigan, with more than 45,000 active members, has been recognized as a leader in advancing responsible AI in the profession. Its landmark 2025 report, Transforming the Legal Profession in the Age of AI, examined the benefits, risks, and ethical considerations of AI in legal practice. By selecting Querious as a member benefit, SBM is putting that vision into action—equipping attorneys with cutting-edge tools to practice with confidence, efficiency, and integrity. Members will receive a 20% discount off monthly and annual plans.

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Querious is trusted by legal professionals across practice areas and organizations. This announcement follows a series of milestones underscoring the market leadership of Querious, including:

- Winner of the ABA Startup Alley Pitch Competition‍

- Finalist for Best New App in the Clio Integration Award

- Selected for the 2025 Innovators’ Spotlight Panel at the American Immigration Lawyers Association Fall Conference

- Selected to participate in the Startup Showcase as part of the prestigious TLTF Summit taking place in November 12-14 in Austin, Texas

- Seamless integrations with Clio and Smokeball practice management platform

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Law firms using Querious report an average of $36,000 in additional value per lawyer annually, driven by improved realization rates, reduced write-offs, and significant time savings from automating follow-ups, billing narratives, and meeting summaries.

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State Bar of Michigan members can access their exclusive benefit at: www.querious.ai/statebarmichigan.

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To see a demonstration, visit www.querious.ai.

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To view the SBM’s report, Transforming the Legal Profession in the Age of AI, visit www.michbar.org/AI.

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About Querious, Inc.

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Every legal conversation—whether introductory, advisory, or strategic—represents a high-stakes moment. Querious is the first Legal Conversational Intelligence™ platform designed by attorneys with privacy, security, and ethical AI at its core. Querious transforms client conversations into high-value legal services through real-time insights and effortless follow-ups. Discover what you’ve been missing in your client interactions at www.querious.ai.

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MediaContact:
Lydia Flocchini, GTM Advisor
lydia@querious.ai

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About the State Bar of Michigan

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The Michigan Legislature established the State Bar of Michigan in 1935. By law, members include all persons who are licensed to practice law in the State of Michigan. The State Bar is a Public Body Corporate funded primarily by member dues and not by governmental appropriations. The State Bar operates under the supervision of the Michigan Supreme Court and is governed by the Michigan Supreme Court Rules concerning the State Bar of Michigan. The mission of the State Bar is to aid in promoting improvements in the administration of justice and advancements in jurisprudence, improving relations between the legal profession and the public, and promoting the interests of the legal profession in this state.

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