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Resolving the case

Attorney

Owns case strategy and every signature — reviews demands, approves counters, watches the statutes.

1:35 · 8 steps · narrated, with captionsShort on time? The 1:10 version

The walkthrough

The attorney owns case strategy and every signature. They review demands, approve counters and watch the statutes. Here is the attorney's view of LitAxis.

  1. 01Statutes first

    The first thing every morning: the matters closest to their statute of limitations, soonest first.

  2. 02Case strategy

    On a litigated case, the strategist reads the whole file and summarises liability, damages, risks and next moves. It's a starting point for the attorney's judgement, not a replacement.

  3. 03Ask the file

    The attorney can ask the file a question in plain English, such as when the client first reported neck pain, and the answer cites the file.

  4. 04Review the demand

    The demand draft waits here for the attorney's review. They edit it in the browser and approve it, and the citation audit runs before it's sent.

  5. 05Approve the counter

    When an offer comes in, the attorney sees where it stands against the plan, with the suggested next move. The decision, and the client's authority, are recorded on the file.

  6. 06Clear the conflicts

    Possible conflicts flagged on new leads wait for an attorney's decision, and each decision is recorded with the reason.

  7. 07The firm's playbook

    The firm's procedures live in the knowledge base, and the AI assistants answer from them, citing the procedure by name.

  8. 08Time for the fee petition

    And when a fee petition comes up, the attorney's time is already logged against the matter, with lodestar value.

Judgement stays with the attorney. LitAxis puts the file, the deadlines and the decisions in front of them.

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The short version

Attorney in 1:10

5 of the 8 steps: Statutes first, Case strategy, Ask the file, Review the demand, Approve the counter.

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