Legalnaut is an AI-powered case analysis workspace that processes an entire case file and turns it into a navigable, source-linked working file for litigation teams, in-house legal teams, legal aid organizations, and insurers’ legal departments.
Key features and functions include:
Multi-format ingestion
Accepts archives, mailbox exports (including Outlook formats), individual document uploads, scanned images, photographs, chat screenshots, and audio or video recordings. Scanned pages go through OCR and recordings are transcribed before analysis.
Chronology generation
Extracts dates, people, and events from uploaded documents to build a case chronology, with each entry linked to its source document and page.
Entity profiles
Compiles profiles of individuals and organizations referenced in the case file, summarizing what each said and what was said about them.
Contradiction detection
Identifies statements that conflict with other documents in the file and displays them side by side with source citations. Flagged contradictions remain suggestions until confirmed by a lawyer.
Proof chart
Maps case issues to the evidence that supports them and marks gaps where no supporting document exists.
Deadline calculation
Suggests filing deadlines computed from jurisdiction-specific rules and the triggering dates found in the case file.
Authenticity checks
Reviews email signatures and photo metadata to flag potential authenticity issues.
AI assistant with citations
Answers natural-language questions about the matter, drawing on the uploaded record and citing the specific document and page behind each answer. Responses undergo a citation check before being displayed.
Draft generation
Produces working drafts, including chronologies, witness examination outlines, pleadings, and client updates, built from the case record and checked against source documents. Exports include a statement of facts, a witness dossier, and an evidence bundle with a SHA-256 integrity annex.
Matter isolation and access controls
Each matter is maintained in its own database with role-based permissions and an audit log of activity within the matter.
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