Docket Search
Surfaces source-linked court activity and connects it to the correct matter.
See how a coordinated team of purpose-built AI agents supports research, dockets, documents, deadlines, billing, and client communication—while attorneys remain firmly in control.
Reserve your place →LawPilots agents work within defined roles, firm-approved policies, and visible human checkpoints. Each agent completes a specific part of the workflow while keeping source context, permissions, and accountability intact.
Surfaces source-linked court activity and connects it to the correct matter.
Prepares filing packages and routes them for attorney approval.
Extracts key facts, obligations, dates, and potential issues.
Prepares source-supported research summaries for review.
Collects information, checks completeness, and structures intake.
Identifies critical dates and prepares reminders and entries.
Drafts firm-approved follow-up using verified billing data.
Prepares routine updates using approved matter context.
Organizes party data and flags possible matches for review.
Creates concise summaries from approved documents and activity.
Follow a realistic matter from intake and conflict review through research, docket activity, document analysis, deadlines, client updates, and billing follow-up.
00–05 · Why coordinated agents
Where disconnected tools create friction and risk.
05–10 · Meet the agent team
The role, boundary, and value of each specialist.
10–30 · Live workflow demonstration
A connected matter moving across ten agents.
30–38 · Governance and implementation
Permissions, traceability, escalation, and human approval.
38–45 · Questions
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