What we show you, and what we don’t.
Forty minutes, live, on authorities you bring. Deadpan, not a sizzle reel. The threat on screen is always aimed at the risk, never at the lawyer. Bring a motion you’re nervous about.
What the demo walks through.
Cold open. No screen.
It’s 11 PM. The opposition brief is due at 9. You’ve got one motion, one killer case, and the quote is perfect: you pulled it yourself. Your citator’s green. Everything says file it. Here’s the only question that matters: are you sure the case still says what you need it to say, or are you about to find out in open court?
Wrong proposition
Show the green check. Reveal the seam. Show our label.
Real case. Perfect quote. It just doesn’t stand for the thing you filed it for. Your citator was never looking at that.
Dicta as holding
The sentence that carried the argument was an aside.
You’re leaning on a sentence the court was musing out loud. Opposing counsel lives for this.
Wrong direction
Good law, real case, and it is working for them.
This one’s real, it’s good law, and it’s working for them. You just cited your opponent’s best case.
Narrowed rule
The case was not overruled. The line was.
Your citator flags the case. We flag the sentence.
Rejected argument
The negative space, checked before filing.
Same argument, same court, already lost. We show you the thing that isn’t in your draft.
Provenance
Every proposition with the source attached, and the citation table that goes with the memo.
This isn’t “trust us, it’s verified.” This is what you hand a judge if anyone ever asks how you knew.
The benchmark
What “verified” is measured against.
On pure fabrication, everybody ties at 0.00%. Not fabricating is the floor now. Being filing-grade is the ceiling, and that gap is the whole game.
Put your name on it
Same 11 PM. Same motion.
But now you’re not hoping: you know the proposition holds, you made every call, and it’s backed. That’s what putting your name on it is supposed to feel like.
Five citations. All real. All correctly quoted. All green on the citator. Four of them lose the motion, and only one system in the room saw it. No real firm’s matter is ever shown; no outcome is ever promised. “This proposition holds” is the ceiling.
One action on this site.
There is nothing on this website to install, sign into, or sign up for. That is deliberate.
LitigationOS is deployed with a firm, not downloaded from a marketing page. There is no self-serve sign-up, no gated white paper, no waiting list to join. One action exists here: pick a time on the founders’ calendar. Everything else on this site is reading material, and it is meant to be read before you spend forty minutes with us.
When you book, add a sentence about the matter type, the jurisdiction, and the thing keeping you up. No client documents, no privileged facts, nothing you would not put in a first email to opposing counsel.
Pick a time
Forty minutes, live, on the founders’ calendar.
Prefer email? sales@legawrite.ai, read by the founders.
What we will not do
- No client documents through email or the booking form, ever.
- No outcome is promised. “This proposition holds” is the ceiling.
- No competitor is named, on screen or in the room.
Bring a motion you’re nervous about.
One real motion, your own authorities, forty minutes. If it catches something your citator did not, we should talk about a seat. If it does not, you have lost forty minutes and learned what the checks actually do.