Legal Software

The matters small firms have to turn away.

The other side is served notice, and a neutral arbitrator decides the case under our published procedural rules.

Why it fits

Gives small and solo firms a low cost option they can review and oversee themselves, so they can take on the smaller matters they would normally turn away.

What a case looks like

A collection matter the firm would have turned away

A solo practitioner takes on a client's $1,800 collection matter that was never worth a lawsuit. The firm files and oversees the case itself, the other party is served notice, and an enforceable award issues in about two weeks.

A billing dispute, closed cleanly

A small firm and a former client disagree over a $950 balance on a final bill. The engagement letter and invoices go on the record, and a neutral arbitrator issues a reasoned decision both can move on from.

Disputes we resolve

Small collection matters
Fee and billing disputes
Contract disagreements
Claims below litigation threshold

Where it embeds

The software these businesses already run on.

We embed the engine into the platforms these businesses use every day, so any of their users can arbitrate a dispute on the fly.

Practice management platformsLegal billing softwareClient intake tools

An interactive look at a case file from this vertical. Mock data, real product flow.

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DashboardCasesCase 2026-07-00129Overview
Phase:DeliberationRole:Claimant
Case Overview
Case No. 2026-07-00129
ALDER & BOONE LLP v. ROWAN FELDT

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