Your matters in one place. The docket, the deadlines, the files, and the tools that work on them.
The Word add-in
Concorda in a panel beside your draft, working on the document you already have open.
The platform
Built to work together.
Matter setup
A case set up, and its whole docket pulled in
A matter is one case, and every tool in Concorda works out of it. A case number is enough to pull in the whole docket, sort it by filing type, and read the deadlines out of the orders that set them.
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Every tool you use starts from the same matter.
Drafting
Any document you need, drafted from the matter
Drafting is one of the things AI Counsel does. It reads the case before it writes a word, so it knows what has already been filed, and drafts the document that is still open to you rather than the one you asked for.
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The Word add-in
The same tools, running on the draft you already have open in Word.
Cite check
Every citation checked against the opinion it cites
Every citation is checked against the opinion it points to: that the case exists, that the cite is correct, and that the passage quoted is really in it. The last one is what other checks miss.
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Table of authorities
Every authority marked, and the table built by Word
Every authority is found wherever it appears and marked in the document the way Word expects, so Word builds the table itself, formatted to the requirements of the court you are filing in. The page numbers are real, and they refresh when the draft moves.
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Proofreader
A second read of the whole document, returned as tracked changes
However long the document, it is read end to end in one pass. Every fix comes back as a native tracked change with the reason for it, and nothing is applied until you accept it.
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Documentation
SOC 2 Type II with no exceptions. Your data never trains a model. Access is walled by matter, and fully logged. Request the documentation.
The rest of the platform
Fact check, chronologies, local rules formatting, a set built for patent litigation, and more. Request a walkthrough.
Questions
We are glad to take them with anyone on your side.