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Before you file
See whether the claim holds together, and what is missing, before you spend time and money on filing.
AI judge
Know where your case stands, before you file.
Simulate your case outcome with data-driven legal analysis. Describe what happened, add your evidence, and receive a preliminary case-strength report: the claims, the gaps and the steps that could strengthen your position.
- You provide
- Case details, story, evidence
- The AI Judge
- Reviews claims and defenses
- You receive
- A case-strength report
AI Judge ReportBusiness Contract Claim
Case strength assessment
Preliminary case strength: Favorable Position
Business Contract Claim · United States (California) · $2,500 claim
Estimated strength range70–85%
050100
Claim elements · breach of contract
Valid contract existedSupported
Plaintiff performedSupported
Defendant failed to performSupported
Damages resultedSupported
Case dimensions
Legal theory strengthStrong
Evidence qualityStrong
Damages proofStrong
Deadline riskStrong
Filing readinessMedium
Settlement leverageMedium
Not a court judgment
Not a prediction or guarantee of court outcome. Consult a licensed attorney before taking legal action.
How it works
Three steps to a case-strength report.
The more context you provide, the stronger the analysis.
- 01Case setupCase type, the opposing party, the outcome you want and where the case sits.
- 02Your storyExplain what happened in your own words. The AI uses it to identify the legal issues.
- 03EvidenceUpload invoices, emails, contracts or anything else that supports your case. Optional.
- 04ReviewThe AI Judge analyses every factor of your case and writes up the report.
Tell us about your case
Enter the details of your legal situation. The more context you provide, the stronger the analysis.
Case type
Business Dispute
Opposing party type
Individual
Desired outcome
Recover money owed
Court type (if known)
Small claims
Country
United States
State / Region
California
Claim amount ($)
2,500
Type of contract
Written
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Weigh the case
Add the evidence. Watch the balance move.
Switch each piece of evidence, and each point the other side might raise, on or off. The scale tips and the preliminary strength range updates as you go.
For your case
Your evidence
Case strength assessmentBusiness Contract Claim
Preliminary case strength: Favorable Position
Estimated strength range65–80%
050100
Not a prediction or guarantee of court outcome. Based only on the information provided.
Against your case
Their points
Inside the report
Not a verdict.
A reasoned view.
Every report is set out the same way, so you can see what was weighed and why, and what could change the assessment if more information comes to light.
- 1.Part 1
Case strength assessment
A preliminary position and an estimated strength range, based only on the information you provided.
- 2.Part 2
Claim elements analysis
Each element your claim must prove, matched against your evidence and marked as supported or not.
- 3.Part 3
Case dimension assessment
Legal theory, evidence quality, damages proof, deadline risk, filing readiness and settlement leverage, each rated.
- 4.Part 4
Issues and legal references
What helps and what could hurt, jurisdiction-specific considerations, and the laws that may apply, with what is still uncertain.
- 5.Part 5
Ways to strengthen your case
Practical next steps, with what to do and why it helps, to discuss with a licensed attorney.
AI Judge ReportBusiness Contract Claim
1Case strength assessment
Preliminary case strength: Favorable Position
Estimated strength range70–85%
050100
2Claim elements analysis
Valid contract existedSupported
Plaintiff performedSupported
Defendant failed to performSupported
Damages resultedSupported
3Case dimension assessment
Legal theory strengthStrong
Evidence qualityStrong
Damages proofStrong
Deadline riskStrong
Filing readinessMedium
Settlement leverageMedium
4Issues and legal references
- Written contract and clear deliverables heavily support your case.
- The client's vague claim that the site was 'not finished' could create a small dispute over completeness.
- Documented approval by text message reinforces acceptance of the work.
California Civil Code § 1550California Civil Code § 3300California Civil Code § 1657
5Ways to strengthen your case
- 1.Get a clean copy of the signed agreementA clear contract proves what the client agreed to pay for, and when.
- 2.Save screenshots of the completed pagesDated screenshots show the work the client called 'not finished' was done.
Not a prediction or guarantee of court outcome. Based on the information provided.
When to use it
Test your case before you take action.
For anyone with a dispute to weigh up, and the professionals who advise them.
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Business disputes
Unpaid invoices, broken contracts and service disagreements, assessed element by element.
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Settlement decisions
A clear read on your leverage helps you decide when to settle and when to press on.
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Organising evidence
Learn which documents matter most and which gaps to close, with practical steps for each.
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Meeting an attorney
Walk in with an organised summary, the key issues and the right questions to ask.
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Early case assessment
For legal professionals: a structured first look at a new matter's strengths, risks and deadlines.
From story to report
Describe, upload,
assess.
Run your case as often as you need. Add information and the assessment updates; the decisions stay yours.
- 1.Case setup
Tell us about your case
Case type, opposing party, desired outcome, court, location, key dates and the amount claimed.
- 2.Your story
Explain your situation
What happened, who was involved, what the other party did wrong and what you have done so far.
- 3.Evidence
Upload supporting documents
Contracts, receipts, messages, screenshots and court papers. Optional: you can proceed without them.
- 4.Report
Read your assessment
A preliminary case-strength report with the claims, the issues, the applicable law and how to strengthen your position.
Before you start
Frequently Asked Questions
No. The AI Judge gives a preliminary case-strength assessment based on the information you provide. It is not a court judgment, legal advice, or a guarantee of outcome. Real outcomes depend on facts, evidence, witnesses, local law, deadlines, procedure and judicial discretion.
The basics of your case (type, opposing party, the outcome you want and where you are) and an account of what happened in your own words. The more context you provide, the stronger the analysis.
No. Evidence is optional and you can proceed without it. Adding contracts, receipts, messages or screenshots lets the AI evaluate evidence strength and match it against each element of your claim.
A preliminary position and strength range, a case summary, a claim elements analysis, ratings across six case dimensions, the issues identified, jurisdiction-specific considerations, the reasoning, legal references and practical ways to strengthen your case.
Yes. You set the country, state or region and court type, and the report checks jurisdiction and deadlines and flags considerations specific to where your case sits.
Yes. The report lists what could affect the assessment, such as the exact wording of an agreement or further communications. Provide that information and run the case again.
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