A new way to litigate
Agentic litigation.
Litigation where every draft on your side of the docket, from the complaint on, comes to your lawyers finished. Docket Entry starts with the case. Your lawyers review, decide, and sign.
Litigation work carried out by software that acts on a case without being prompted, under the review and judgment of a lawyer.
See also: Docket EntryStart to finish
The docket starts the work. Docket Entry finishes it.
| Most legal AI | With Docket Entry | |
|---|---|---|
| Who starts the work | A lawyer’s prompt. | The docket. A new filing starts it. |
| Who runs each step | The lawyer, step by step. | Docket Entry. |
| Who decides | The lawyer. | Your lawyers. |
| What the lawyer receives | A tool. | A finished, cite-checked draft to review. |
| Where the lawyer’s time goes | Prompting, reading, and checking. | Judgment, strategy, and the client. |
How it works
A finished draft at every step of the case.
Your firm hands over a new matter, and Docket Entry drafts the complaint. When the defense moves, Docket Entry drafts the response the motion calls for, without being asked.
Whatever the paper, what reaches your firm is a finished, cite-checked draft: every quotation matched to its source, formatted to the court’s rules. An ordinary opposition to a motion to dismiss takes an hour or less. Opposing summary judgment takes about a day.
Then your lawyers come back in. They review each draft, change what they want changed, and decide what goes to the court. Nothing goes to the court without them.
The life of a case
Built for the whole case, not one motion in it.
Docket Entry takes the work at the complaint, at the first motions, in discovery, at summary judgment and on appeal. Your lawyers take the case to trial. The complaint is drafted against the motion to dismiss before the defense has written a word of it.
What changes for the firm
The firm gets its days back. The lawyers keep the judgment.
Security, confidentiality, control
We cannot read your files.
Docket Entry runs on your firm’s own infrastructure, on your firm’s own keys. We have no view into it.
Read moreCapacity
Take more cases.
An opposition takes a lawyer hours of review, not days of production. The same team carries more.
Read moreJudgment
Your lawyers do the lawyering.
The drafting runs on Docket Entry. The judgment is yours. Your lawyers keep strategy and the client.
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Your firm’s real work. On your own infrastructure.
Docket Entry drafts. Your lawyers hold the work to your firm’s standard. Docket Entry charges nothing for the evaluation.