Solutions · Law firms
The administrative weight of a firm, carried by one system.
Docket, clocks, evidence, exhibits, service and filing, held for every matter and advanced every day, with every output sourced to primary law and held back by the gate until it is right.
- 77
- examinations between every draft and a court
- 90 of 90
- citations verified at the reporter in a filed brief
- 1,945
- attorney hours of reading in six days of engine work
Every matter on one desk
The matters that need someone first, then the whole book; each deadline carries the rule that set it.
Citations read before a partner sees them
No authority reaches a draft until its full text has been read and recorded; a headnote is a lead, never a cite.
Discovery at volume
Requests and responses graded against the responding forum’s standard in 7 forums; productions read end to end.
Private by construction
Matters and drafts stay on the firm’s machines; releases are signed and verified before they install; privileged work never reaches a third party’s cloud.
How firms use it.
Litigation
From the first notice through motions, with every clock computed from the rule.
Transactional
Business paper checked against the statute that governs it.
Trusts and estates
Fiduciary records and accountings that hold up to scrutiny.
Opposing productions
Taken in whole, every exhibit indexed and every authority pulled.
Part of one system.
- Solutions · LitigationLitigationFrom the first notice to the filed paper, every clock computed from the rule.
- Platform · The filing gateThe filing gate77 stages in 10 lanes between a draft and a court.
- Platform · ResearchResearchThe full opinions, not the headnotes: statute, rule, case law and equity, read in full.