Upload pleadings, correspondence, discovery — anything. A document agent reads, indexes, and pulls every fact that matters. A second agent learns your firm's playbook and customizes the workspace around how you actually litigate.
From the first claim document to the last post-trial motion, your case moves through a single, structured pipeline. The agent watches the whole arc — so nothing falls between Discovery and Motions ever again.
Reads pleadings, correspondence, exhibits, deposition transcripts, expert reports — and extracts a structured fact sheet for every case. Cites every claim back to the source line.
Conversational. Feed it custom tasks: redraft this motion in our firm's voice, fold these facts into a demand letter, summarize today's correspondence. Templates learn from your edits.
Connects to your DMS, billing, calendar, e-filing. Reshapes itself around your firm's stages, vocabulary, and workflows. Plaintiff shop and defense house don't need to look the same.
Most legal AI tools are a single chatbot bolted onto a search box. Lexline is built around two specialized agents that do different jobs — and never get confused about which is which.
Dear Counsel,
This firm represents Maria Castaneda in connection with injuries sustained on March 14, 2024, while…
Documented economic damages to date total $248,500.27, comprising:
(a) hospital and physician charges of $182,041.10;
(b) lost wages of $58,800.00…
"We tried the big-name legal AI. It was a one-size-fits-all chatbot that didn't know a Rule 12(b)(6) from a Rule 26(f). Lexline shaped itself around how our PI shop actually moves a case — and the document agent caught a date discrepancy that would have cost us at trial."
Onboarding is a 12-minute conversation with the agent. By the end, your workspace knows your stages, your templates, and your team.