Execute Intelligent Automation for Litigation

Litigation never sleeps. Why should your law firm?

Execute runs your firm’s repetitive work in the background, 24 hours a day, across every active case. When a new client signs, the onboarding documents are already drafted. When medical records arrive, they are filed and the attorney is notified. When a discovery demand lands, the response is waiting for review before anyone opens their email.

Your attorneys do not log into a new platform. Your paralegals do not learn a new system. Nothing about how your firm operates needs to change. Execute studies your process and starts running it, silently, in the background, across every case at once.

The only thing your team does is review and approve. Everything else is already done.

Open to civil plaintiff and defense law firms. Early access rolls out by practice area.

Litigation never sleeps. Why should your law firm?

Every law firm knows that, if work isn’t completed quickly on one case, it slows down litigation on others. This problem has been unavoidable since the beginning of time since task execution is manual and human.

That changes now with the law firm intelligent automation of Execute: 24/7 task automation and execution. We know before you do when your needs to complete a task. We’ll have the completed assignment ready for your review as soon as you’re at your desk next so you can keep the pressure on your adversaries.

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Cases stall when they’re not being worked on.

Your responses to discovery demands haven’t been drafted yet. Your medical record requests haven’t been sent. You haven’t had time to file a motion to compel the discovery you’ve been waiting months to receive. Nobody dropped the ball. Your team is just busy working on the last case that came in before this one.

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Drafting discovery takes forever.

It’s not just the drafting itself that takes forever. Training your employees to do the level of work you expect of your law firm takes time away from other work that can be done.

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Your adversary gets the upper hand.

Follow ups for discovery fall through the cracks. Your adversary starts making motions to compel the discovery that’s been sitting on your to do list. Before you know it, you’re playing defense with your adversary. Your case should have been resolved quickly and is now dragging on for years.

Three things that happen without you doing anything.

Execute watches how your firm operates, learns your process, and starts doing the repetitive work for you. You do not change anything about how you practice. Your cases just move faster.

  1. 1

    Your law firm is operational 24/7.

    Cases never stop being worked on. Your office immediately drafts a response to documents received at any time of day, any day of the week, including holidays. By the time you sit at your desk next, all the work you’ve been waiting for is ready for your review.

  2. 2

    Never waste time learning a new system ever again.

    You no longer need to learn how to ask nicely for AI to respond correctly to your requests. Execute learns how you work and immediately implements it so it fits seamlessly into your law practice.

  3. 3

    Privacy first.

    You no longer need to worry about whether other law firms will benefit from your hard work because AI stole it from you and gave it to them. All of your data is your own and never shared with anyone else.

Built by a trial lawyer. Designed for how litigation actually works.

Most legal technology is designed by people who have never filed a motion, never chased a medical provider, and never missed a deadline that cost a client money. Execute was designed by someone who has.

What Execute does

Built around the cases that move your firm forward.

  • Shaped inside a working litigation practice by an attorney who runs it
  • Learns how your firm screens, drafts, and files without changing your process
  • Reads records and documents the way a litigation paralegal reads them
  • Adapts to your intake criteria, your drafting style, and your approval preferences
  • Built around the cases that move your firm forward
What everyone else does

Generic tools, sold to anyone, configured for no one.

  • Built by engineers who studied law firms from the outside
  • Requires your team to learn a new interface and change how they work
  • Summarizes documents like a research assistant, not a litigator
  • Sold to whoever will buy it, configured for no one in particular
  • Optimized for demo day, not for your Thursday afternoon deadline

This was not built in a vacuum. Execute was built inside a working litigation practice. Every workflow was designed against real cases, real deadlines, and real clients before it was offered to anyone else.

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Working litigation firm

Not a hypothesis. A live caseload.

100%

Attorney built

Not a product team guessing at how firms operate.

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Generic templates

Every output is built from your documents, your language, your process.

Honest about where we are.

We are past the idea stage and before a public launch. Here is exactly what is working, what is in testing, and what comes next.

  • Active

    Intake automation is live.

    Running daily inside the founding firm. Every intake call triggers document generation, client onboarding, and medical record requests without manual intervention.

  • Active

    Case workflow automation is in testing.

    End to end case lifecycle running on select case types. Expanding by case category before expanding by firm count.

  • Pending

    Discovery response automation is next.

    Sequenced discovery drafting integrated into the automated workflow. Waitlist firms get first access.

  • Pending

    Waitlist is open.

    We are onboarding a small number of litigation firms to start. Join the waitlist and we will reach out when your practice area is live.

Waitlist open

Get on the waitlist.

A small number of litigation firms is being onboarded first. Any practice area is welcome on the waitlist. Tell us where you practice and we will be in touch.

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