Re: anyone using Node for back end web development?
What is your server going to do?
Python is famous for having great linguistic and machine learning libraries like NLTK or Tensorflow that you would probably need to analyze the legal documents and provide answers to questions users pose to a chatbot. This gets kind of advanced though, but if that's where you are headed, python gives you the best bang for your time.
If you want to rapidly turn out apps without switching languages, Node is fantastic. You can get overwhelmed quickly though. I would not use Node for any major amount of processing. It's a little more verbose than python, and the standard library is terrible. There are a million ways to do something in _javascript_, and this really slows down learning and production.
I would actually recommend Flask, as it will get you up and running with an easy to understand server quickly. When you're ready for working on your actual server, Django would probably be better, as it builds a lot of boilerplate for you, but it hides what's going on in the background, whereas Flask doesn't.
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