Docket Entry

The product

Agentic litigation.

Software that takes the work of a brief off your lawyers’ desks. It watches the case, recognizes when the other side has moved, and builds the response on its own. Your lawyers review, decide, and sign.

agentic litigation noun

Litigation work carried out by software that acts on a case without being prompted, under the review and judgment of a lawyer.

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Tool or agent

A tool waits for the lawyer. An agent does the work.

 Legal AI toolsAgentic litigation
Who starts the workThe lawyer, every timeThe docket. A new filing starts it.
Who does each stepThe lawyer, with helpAgentic litigation
What the lawyer receivesAnswers to questionsA finished draft to review
Where the lawyer’s time goesProducing the briefJudgment, strategy, and the client

How it works

From the new motion to a finished draft.

  1. Detect

    A new filing starts the work.

    Agentic litigation watches the case. When the other side files a motion, it picks it up from the docket. No one at the firm has to ask.

  2. Understand

    It reads everything a lawyer would.

    The motion, the complaint, and the relevant record. It identifies the issues that matter and puts them in order.

  3. Build

    It researches, plans, and drafts.

    It researches the authorities, develops and pressure-tests the strategy, builds the argument, and drafts the brief.

  4. Attack and verify

    It goes after its own draft.

    A separate reasoning pass attacks the draft. Agentic litigation revises against the critique, then verifies every citation and record reference.

  5. Deliver

    A finished draft reaches your firm.

    A formatted opposition, ready for your lawyer’s review.

  6. Your lawyer

    Reviews, decides, signs.

    Nothing goes to the court without your lawyer. The judgment stays with the firm.

What it handles

Built for the motion that decides whether the case survives.

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Opposition to a motion to dismiss

The other side moves to dismiss. Agentic litigation answers with a drafted, attacked, revised, and cite-checked opposition.

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What changes for the firm

Three reasons firms install it.

Security, confidentiality, control

We never see your files.

Your client files stay inside your firm. Agentic litigation never asks for them.

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Capacity

Take more cases.

An opposition takes a lawyer hours of review, not days of production. The same team carries more.

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Judgment

Your lawyers do the lawyering.

Agentic litigation produces the brief. Your lawyers keep judgment, strategy, and the client.

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Start with a case

Give us a case number. We’ll send the opposition.

Enter a federal case you are litigating. When the motion to dismiss is filed, agentic litigation drafts the opposition and sends it to your firm for review.

Start with a case