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The file read once. Every draft tied to its facts.
Litigators.
A dispute lives in its documents. LexVio reads them once into facts whose quotes are found in the text, proposes the issues, claims, contradictions and evidence gaps for you to own, reads court orders into directions, and drafts from the verified record — with every factual sentence linked to its source.
Key facts
- ✓The Case Intelligence Studio counts a fact as verified only when its quote is found in the document, and a row you edit is never overwritten by the next run.
- ✓Court order analysis computes a deadline only from a date the order states; anything else is marked “requires review”.
- ✓Drafting from the matter links each factual sentence to its facts and runs a deterministic check before review.
- ✓Research links attach the authorities you rely on to issues and claims. LexVio holds no case-law corpus for this product, so it does not search case law for you.
- ✓LexVio is a preparation tool, not a substitute for your judgment. It states no outcome and invents no authority.
What you get
Built for litigators.
✓Facts extracted once, with verified quotes and pages
✓Case analysis versions: issues, claims, contradictions, gaps
✓Chronology, claims matrix and evidence centre
✓Court orders read into directions; hearing briefs with support
✓Filing bundle PDF stamped with annexure and page numbers
✓Evidence requests and draft approvals through the client portal
Primary modules: Legal AI + Case intelligence
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Frequently asked questions
Can LexVio search case law for me?
Not on this product. There is no case-law or statute corpus here to search, and we would rather say so than return a near-match. You link the authorities you rely on to the matter's issues and claims, and LexVio keeps them with the file.
Does LexVio predict the outcome?
No. The case analysis organises facts, issues and gaps, and the hearing brief sets out the file. Neither states an outcome.
How are court-order deadlines computed?
By code, from a date or an anchor the order itself states. A period counted from service, from receipt, or "forthwith" is marked "requires review" for a person to decide.