Solutions · Litigation
From the first notice to the filed paper.
Each stage of a case on one record: the clocks that run from service, the research behind every argument, the discovery on both sides, and a gate between every draft and the court.

- 17 of 17
- invented citations caught before output
- 88 of 88
- held-out drafting defects caught
- 9,427,210
- court opinions read in full, on demand
Across the life of a case
Each stage reads and writes the same record.
The workflow
- Intake and assessmentthe notice read, the parties and the forum set, the clocks started
- Pleadingsanswer, defenses and claims drafted from authority read in full
- Discoverygraded against the responding forum’s standard in 7 forums
- Motionsstandard of review, burden and relief stated in terms
- Filing77 stages before the court sees it
- After the rulingreconsideration and appeal windows computed from the rule
The clocks, computed from the rule
Response windows, objection and waiver periods, reconsideration and appeal, each derived from the forum’s own rule and carrying that rule’s citation.

The authority that runs against you
Someone goes looking for what kills the argument before opposing counsel does, and every paper is read the way the other side will read it.
Part of one system.
- 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.
- Platform · Evidence and the recordEvidence and the recordEnterprise records taken whole: every page read, every fact tied to the exhibit that proves it.