From the engagement letter to the closing argument.

A pleadings-aware discovery workroom: the petition sets your caption and rule set, the Evidence folder becomes an attorney review queue, approved documents are Bates-stamped into production, and disclosures and responses are drafted only from evidence you approved. Large productions are cataloged in chunks with privilege and confidentiality logs you review before anything goes out.

Time tracking, invoicing for hourly and flat-fee engagements, retainers and trust accounting (IOLTA), and an owner audit panel. Import your history from the system you're leaving, and client payments emailed to you are spotted in your inbox for one-click posting.

The matter cockpit: folders and files, notes, a notifications bell, per-matter OneDrive or Dropbox sync, and an AI Assistance pane that chats, drafts, and works across the file — all in the context of the open matter.

Reads court notices in your Microsoft 365 inbox, computes the deadlines they trigger under the TRAP and TRCP — rehearing, petition for review, notice of appeal — and calendars them in Lawdiem and Outlook once you confirm.

Reads incoming email and drafts replies in your voice with Claude Opus — you edit and approve, the reply lands in your Outlook Drafts folder, and the billable review time posts to BillableHour with your sign-off.

Conflicts inquiry, an engagement letter for whichever fee arrangement you've agreed to, and signature in the browser. The moment the client signs, the matter goes live in BillableHour and the agreement is filed in CaseFile.

Build the oral argument before the hearing from the motion, response, reply, and your notes — then transcribe the proceeding live and generate a rebuttal to what opposing counsel just said, grounded in the same file.

Ingest a brief or pleading and get a folder of every cited authority back — quoted and paraphrased passages highlighted in the source cases, plus a report flagging the support that doesn't hold up.

Surface the best supporting cases by the lens that matches your goal: highest binding authority, binding in your circuit or court of appeals, most-cited for the proposition, or most analogous on the facts.

Judicial analytics for Texas appellate courts from the public record: disposition rates by filing type, case type, and party orientation, plus who authored what and how panels ruled.