Agentic Workflows

Detailed Description

Agentic Workflows is a workspace where agentic teams collaborate with the litigation team to perform real work. Orchestrated teams of specialized AI agents — drafters, researchers, evidence analysts, citation validators, opposition profilers, evaluators, narrative strategists — operate alongside the attorneys, paralegals, and case managers running the matter. Each workflow represents a defined unit of work — a motion for summary judgment, a deposition prep, a discovery response, a settlement assessment, a trial brief — and pairs the right agents with the right human reviewers at the right step. The Context Engine threads the case record (documents, transcripts, exhibits, prior reasoning) to whichever agent is acting, so every output is grounded in the actual evidence. The litigation team stays in control throughout: setting strategy, reviewing intermediate output, approving at quality gates, and signing off before anything leaves the workspace.

How to Engage

We instantiate your workspace from your own case data — documents, transcripts, productions, prior pleadings, exhibits — inside a private, sandboxed environment. From there your team chooses how to engage: pick a pre-built workflow tied to a known deliverable (motion to dismiss, MSJ, discovery responses, deposition prep, settlement assessment, trial brief), compose a custom team for a one-off task, or dispatch a single specialist on a focused step. Every run is observable end-to-end — which agent acted, what context it pulled, what it produced, and exactly where each human reviewer signs off. The workspace makes the collaboration visible: the litigation team sees the agentic team's work in flight and steers it as it goes. Pair with AI Case Workbench for direct access to the same bench of specialists working against the same corpus. No data is ever used to train public models.

How to Purchase

Agentic Workflows is priced based on the scope of the workspace, the depth of agent and workflow access, the size of the case corpus, and the duration of engagement. Per-token, per-document, and fixed per-case envelopes are all available — pick the meter that fits the matter. Standing engagements with reserved capacity across a portfolio of matters are available for firms running multiple active cases.