Adil

Know the record cold.

Adil is an AI case analyst for litigators. Upload the file, ask it anything, and get answers cited to the exact page.

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Hand Adil the whole production.

Depositions, exhibits, correspondence, and scanned court filings, thousands of pages at a time. Adil turns them into one searchable case and works through it at your direction. The question that used to cost a week in the binders gets answered in minutes.

Reads. Scanned filings, PDFs, Word files, and spreadsheets. Adil turns your documents into searchable text, including pages that were only ever images.

Organizes. It proposes folders, labels, and clear file names for the whole production. You approve each change before it lands.

Cross-references. Adil checks testimony against the documents. When a witness and an exhibit disagree, the conflict gets marked.

Flags. It raises what you did not ask about, like a date that does not fit the timeline or a log entry that is not there.

Answers. Ask a question in plain English. The answer cites the page it came from, so checking it takes seconds.

The whole production, in one place. REC 000001 TO REC 041206 · 41,206 PAGES
DEPOSITION OF D. WHITFIELD · VOL. II PAGE 212
 7  Q. You were on site that
 8     morning?
 9  A. From five thirty on,
10     yes.
11  Q. Who inspected the
12     relief valve that
13     morning?
14  A. I did. I inspected it
15     myself, the morning
16     of April 9, before
17     first shift.
18  Q. Is that inspection
19     in the service log?
20  A. It should be, yes.
FINDING · DEP. 212:14 Read against Ex. 41, the line 4 service log: no entry for April 9. Last inspection entry March 27 (REC 001846).

Reads. Scanned filings, PDFs, Word files, and spreadsheets. Adil turns your documents into searchable text, including pages that were only ever images.

Organizes. It proposes folders, labels, and clear file names for the whole production. You approve each change before it lands.

Cross-references. Adil checks testimony against the documents. When a witness and an exhibit disagree, the conflict gets marked.

Flags. It raises what you did not ask about, like a date that does not fit the timeline or a log entry that is not there.

Answers. Ask a question in plain English. The answer cites the page it came from, so checking it takes seconds.

Adil does the reading. You make the case.

Every claim Adil makes cites the document and page behind it, so you can check it before you rely on it.

It builds timelines, flags contradictions, and writes analysis memos that are saved alongside the case file. The strategy, the argument, and the final call are yours.

Adil

  • Reads the production
  • Builds the timeline
  • Flags contradictions
  • Cites the page

You

  • Weigh the evidence
  • Build the argument
  • Make the call

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Your case files are never used to train AI models.

Each case's AI work runs in its own isolated sandbox with outbound network access blocked by default, and its storage credentials reach only that case. Access is checked on every case route, and an audit trail records every consequential action.

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Ask the case.

WHITFIELD V. HALE MFG. · NO. 23-1247 · 41,206 PAGES
You

“Was the relief valve inspected before the failure?”

Adil

The record holds two accounts. Whitfield testified that he inspected the valve himself on the morning of April 9 Dep. 212:14. The line 4 service log shows no entry for that day; the last inspection entry is March 27, with a note to monitor seal wear Ex. 41 · REC 001846. Two days after the failure, Calloway wrote Whitfield to bring the log binder current Ex. 44 · REC 002107. The accounts do not align.

The other side has a room full of associates. You have Adil.

Big firms put whole teams on document review. Adil gives a solo practitioner or a small team the same command of the record, without the headcount.

Justice should not bend to whoever can afford the hours. A case should turn on what its record holds, not on how many people a firm can put on it. That is why we built Adil.

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