AI for Commercial Litigation
Review contracts, correspondence and transaction records together. Research case law and prepare pleadings, summary-judgment responses and substantive motions from the same case file, with supporting citations.
Commercial filings draw on records across the matter
Contracts, communications, testimony and transaction records need to support each claim, defense and motion.
From business records to substantive filings
Use the same evidence and research throughout the dispute.
Add the case materials
Upload contracts, correspondence, transaction records, pleadings and testimony.
Review claims and evidence
Build the chronology and compare allegations or asserted facts with the supporting records.
Research the legal issues
Find relevant authorities for the claims, defenses and motion you are preparing.
Draft and check the filing
Prepare the pleading or motion, inspect its sources and download it for final editing.
Evidence, pleadings and motion practice
Move from the business records to the work product without rebuilding the case for each task.
Prepare the filings a commercial dispute requires
Pleadings and defenses
- Review the contract and records relevant to each count.
- Draft complaints, answers and affirmative defenses.
- Check the factual support and authority for each position.
Summary-judgment responses
- Compare each asserted fact with the underlying evidence.
- Prepare the fact response, counter-statement and memorandum.
- Review the cited testimony, documents and governing standard.
Substantive motion practice
- Direct motions and responses using the issues and relief you identify.
- Use the existing chronology and research in later filings.
- Review the factual account and legal argument before filing.
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Trace the argument back to the business records
Keep the supporting documents and legal authorities beside the work product.
Check contract provisions against the correspondence and transaction history.
Compare asserted facts with the relevant testimony and exhibits.
Review the authority and passage supporting each legal proposition.
Edit the claims, defenses and requested relief before filing.
“I ran a Miami litigation firm for over ten years. I know what it costs to spend a Tuesday night manually cross-referencing a record to verify one citation. That's the specific problem Litmas AI was built to eliminate. Every workflow in this platform is a problem I personally lived.”
Jason Weber
Co-founder & CEO, Litmas AI. 10+ years running a Miami based litigation firm.
Commercial Litigation questions
Preparing pleadings and motions from commercial case records.
Yes. Add the relevant contracts, correspondence, invoices, payment records and testimony to the matter. Use the case record and your instructions to prepare complaints, answers and supported defenses, then review the factual and legal citations.
Add the motion, statement of facts and relevant case record. Compare the asserted facts with the evidence, prepare a cited fact response and counter-statement, and draft the memorandum from the issues and arguments you identify.
Yes. Keep the evidence, factual analysis, research and work product in the same matter workspace. Use those materials to prepare later motions and responses, reviewing the support for each argument as you revise.
Download the draft as Word or PDF with the record and legal citations for review. Check the argument, source support, requested relief and formatting, then make the final edits before filing.
Absolutely. Data is encrypted and never used for AI training. Litmas AI has completed a SOC 2 examination and an independent HIPAA compliance audit.
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