Artificial intelligence
What the AI does for you, inside and outside the firm
An artificial intelligence designed for the work of a firm: it reads, proposes and drafts, and you review and decide. Always with the article in front of it and without inventing citations.
Inside your firm
- It reads what the court serves on you. Upload the order or the judgment and it tells you what it is, summarises it and extracts the parties, the court and the case number.
- It suggests the deadlines. It finds «en el plazo de veinte días» and leaves it ready to calculate and schedule. Every deadline comes with the literal sentence from the document, so you can check it at a glance.
- It finds the hearing dates. The preliminary hearing or the trial, with date and time, one click away from your diary.
- It writes the draft. Claim, defence, appeal, procedural brief, formal demand letter, letter to the client, report, engagement letter, hearing notes or the outline of a presentation, with the case data already filled in.
- It makes your documents searchable. What it has read from each one can be searched from any case file.
For everyone, free: Alexia
- Ask her in writing or out loud. «What is the minimum length of a residential lease?» She answers and links the article.
- She answers with the article in front of her. Before replying she searches the consolidated legislation for the articles related to your question.
- She talks to you. If you like, she reads the answer aloud.
- 10 questions a day without signing up.
What the AI does not do
It does not make up citationsIt only cites the articles it has in front of it, linked to the text. It does not cite case law from memory: it sends you to search for it in CENDOJ.
It does not replace the professionalWhat it produces is for guidance only and may contain errors. The lawyer or the court agent reviews everything and is responsible for their own work.
It does not decide for youIt suggests. No deadline is scheduled and no document is saved unless you confirm it.
It reads nothing without permissionOn your documents it is switched off until you turn it on, and it only reads the document you point it to.
From the court notice to the diary in three steps
- You drop the document onto the case file.
- The AI reads it and shows you what it is, which deadline it starts and which hearing it sets, with the sentence it took it from.
- You confirm. The program calculates the due date with your holidays and adds it to the diary.
Eleven documents in draft
You choose the type, write in two lines what it should say and the AI drafts it with the details of the case file and the relevant articles. You review it on screen, save it and open it in Word.
- Statement of claim
- Defence
- Appeal
- Procedural filing
- Burofax
- Letter to the client
- Case report
- Engagement letter
- Hearing notes
- Presentation outline
- Free-form document
Try it with your own demo firm
In one minute you have a firm with sample clients, case files and deadlines to try everything, including the artificial intelligence. Thirty days, no card and no commitment.
