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Your claims, your deadlines, your next move: AI just gave you the first answer. Now get the strategy, the documents, and the people who’ll see you through to the end of your case.

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140+

U.S. federal and state jurisdictions

12,000+

people served on a variety of civil claims

250,000+

documents prepared for filing

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Tell us about your case and your readiness for court. Pass and you unlock the platform for $1. Don't pass and we'll email you what to do instead. Either way, you leave with an answer.

There's work to do, but you don't have to arrive with it all figured out.

1 / 5

What type of legal matter do you have?

A parking or traffic ticket — I'd have to pay a fine

Only a restraining or protective order — no custody, divorce or other case

A civil case — I’ve been sued or served with court papers, I need to take someone to court, or I’m in a custody, divorce, debt, eviction, contract, property or estate dispute

Criminal charges — I could be incarcerated if found guilty

Civil cases run on their own rulebook. Criminal cases, traffic tickets, and restraining orders use different rules, different deadlines, and a different standard of proof. These tools would give you confident answers to the wrong questions.

The LAW Accelerator works for civil cases, where someone has taken you to court or you need to take someone to court. Custody, divorce and other family-court cases are civil cases. So are debt collection, foreclosure, contested wills and employment disputes.

2 / 5

Is your case in a U.S. state or federal court?

Yes — a U.S. state or federal court (family, probate, county, circuit, superior and district courts all count)

No — outside the U.S.

No — tribal, agency, military, or immigration court

Court rules are local. Format, timing, page limits, and what you must attach all change from court to court. Sometimes from judge to judge. A filing that ignores them can be rejected before anyone reads it.

We hold those rules, and the case law behind them, for 140+ U.S. state and federal courts. Outside that system, we'd be working from the wrong rulebook.

3 / 5

Are you currently represented by an attorney on this case?

Yes — I have an attorney

No — I'm representing myself

Not yet but I'm actively looking and will have an attorney soon

These tools are built for people representing themselves. While a lawyer is on your case, they control strategy and filings. Courts generally expect filings to come from your attorney while you're represented. So anything you built here couldn't be filed.

That's not our rule. It's how courts handle it. If you've talked to a lawyer but none has filed an appearance, you're representing yourself.

4 / 5

In a civil lawsuit, what does a judge primarily decide?

Whose facts and law were properly presented under the rules

Who has the strongest facts

Who is telling the truth

Who deserves a fair outcome

A judge only looks at what's properly in front of them. That means filed on time, in the right form, with evidence and law to back it up. Facts that show up late, or in the wrong document, may never get read at all.

That's how a strong case gets lost on paperwork.

5 / 5

What's the specific danger of filing a legal document you copied or don't fully understand?

Templates are always outdated and don't reflect current law

Courts use software to detect copied documents and will reject them

Judges only accept documents written by a lawyer, so yours would be rejected

Every case differs by jurisdiction, facts, and judge — and you can't defend what you don't understand

You will be asked to defend it. Judges ask why you want this relief, what law supports it, and how your cases apply to your facts.

A borrowed document was built for someone else's facts, someone else's court. The moment you can't explain a choice inside it, the judge starts doubting everything else you say.

Where should we send your results?

THE REST OF THE WAY

Keep the chatbot. Add the case file.

General AI is good at explaining. A lawsuit needs more than answers: a record you build on, filings your court will accept, and people to ask when it gets hard.

A CHATBOT EXPLAINS THE LAW

Proof ties it to your facts.

Each fact is linked to evidence and to the element it has to prove. A strength meter shows which claims are proven and where you’re short.

A CHATBOT ANSWERS YOUR QUESTION

Strategy reads your whole case.

Add every filing to your Case Record. See where the case stands and your options, with the pros and cons of each, before the deadline.

A CHATBOT DRAFTS TEXT

Documents builds a filing you can defend.

Formatted for your court, built on real appellate opinions you can read yourself, then practiced out loud with Judge Practice before you file.

A CHATBOT TALKS WITH YOU

Community puts people beside you.

Office hours, video lessons, and members fighting the same fight. Some have already won and stayed to help.

You don’t have to arrive with it all figured out. Start with five questions.

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SEE HOW IT WORKS

Think of your lawsuit like building a house.

The law is the foundation. Facts and evidence are the frame. Your filings are what the court sees.

What the LAW Accelerator doesn’t do

It doesn’t file anything.

No court gets anything from your account. Every document stays yours until you file it yourself.

It doesn’t hide its sources.

Every case we cite is real. Look it up and read it before you use it.

It doesn’t lock you in.

Read what you get. Decide it’s not for you. Close the tab. Your case is right where it was.

START FOR $1

You didn’t choose this fight. You can choose to be ready for it.

$1 gets you 100 credits and community access. That’s the whole charge. Nothing renews.

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WHEN YOUR 100 CREDITS RUN LOW, YOU DECIDE

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$30 minimum (200 credits). Credits never expire.

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Max

1,000 credits a month, for steady work on your case. Cancel anytime.

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Judge Richard A. Posner
7th Circuit Court of Appeals (retired)

Responsible AI in Legal Services - Duke Law RAILS Project

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