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Why lawyers draft here

Win more. Draft faster. Cite real law.

Win more

Every claim your facts support, pleaded element by element in your state’s own terms, with facts instead of legal conclusions. A complaint built to survive a motion to dismiss.

Draft faster

A first draft in minutes from typed facts. From a whole case file, typically under an hour to a filing-ready Word complaint.

Best in class

Patented drafting technology (U.S. Patent No. 12,461,932), causes of action named the way your state names them, and the defendants you can actually reach.

Case-law citations with case links

Every element comes with the published opinion it was quoted from and a link to the full opinion, so checking a citation takes one click.

No hallucinated facts or cases

Every fact comes from your file; a missing one comes back as a [SUGGESTED ADDITIONAL FACTS] placeholder, never a guess. Every citation comes from a real published opinion, never from memory.

Draft from the files you have

Upload PDFs, Word documents, photos, even video to your matter, and the drafter writes from all of it. The preview on this page takes PDFs, Word documents, and photos.

Three steps

Account, matter, draft. That is the whole path.

1. Create your account

   Email and a password. No credit card, no sales call, no trial countdown to remember.

2. Create your matter

   Tell us who is suing and why in a sentence or two. We open the client and the matter for you — and if you drafted a preview above, it is already in there.

3. Draft

   You land on the Lawsuit Drafter, not a dashboard. Finish every count, add the caption and prayer for relief, and download a formatted Word complaint. The first one is on us.

Draft a Lawsuit Free Now

You land in the Lawsuit Drafter on your own matter — never a generic dashboard.

Inside the drafter

AI writes the allegations and recommends the counts

Not a blank template with prompts. The drafter reads your case file, proposes the parties, the claims, and the facts, and shows you the authority behind every element it relies on.

AI writes the general allegations

Numbered paragraphs in chronological order, each naming who did what and when, drafted from your uploaded documents and intake notes. Edit any line inline, accept or dismiss AI suggestions, and toggle supporting case law per section.

AI recommends the counts — with the case law behind them

Every cause of action your facts support, named the way your state names it, with the elements you have to prove and the published opinion each element came from. Uncheck what does not fit. Add what AI did not list.

AI finds the defendants you can actually reach

The at-fault driver, their employer, the vehicle owner, the bar that over-served, the property owner — surfaced from your documents, with the special notice rules flagged when a government body is involved.

One click to a filing-ready Word document

Caption, general allegations, every count, jury demand, prayer for relief, and your signature block — formatted for your court and ready to file.

Citation integrity

Every case is one you can open and read

Searched, not remembered

The elements of a claim come from a full-text search of published opinions on CourtListener, filtered to the courts of your state.

Quoted, not paraphrased

The elements are pulled out of the opinion text itself, and you see the passage they came from alongside the citation.

Linked, not asserted

Every citation carries a link to the full opinion, so verifying it takes one click instead of a Westlaw session.

What it refuses to do

• Never invents a citation — Every case comes out of the CourtListener research pipeline with a link you can open and read. A model is never asked what a case says from memory.
• Never invents a fact — A gap in your facts comes back as [SUGGESTED ADDITIONAL FACTS: what is missing] inside the paragraph. It does not get filled with a plausible date, address, or dollar amount.
• Never pleads a legal conclusion — Allegations say what the defendant did, not that they were "negligent". That is what survives an Iqbal/Twombly motion instead of inviting one.

Before you upload anything

What happens to what you type here

• Files go to a private bucket. No browser can read them — only our servers open them, and only to pull facts out.
• Every file is checked against its real bytes. Executables, scripts, archives, macro-bearing Office files, and PDFs carrying JavaScript are refused before anything reads them.
• What you type and what you upload are deleted 7 days after the preview — unless you create an account, in which case they move into your matter.
• This is a marketing page, so no engagement agreement exists yet. Treat it accordingly: do not put anything here you would not send to a vendor first.

Questions lawyers ask

Before you trust it with a filing

Is the draft on this page real, or a canned demo?

It is real. Your facts go to the same models and the same CourtListener research pipeline the paid product uses, and the elements you see are quoted from a published opinion in the state you picked, with a link to read it. Nothing on this page is pre-recorded.

Why does it stop after Count I?

Because that is enough to show you the quality and not enough to be a finished complaint. Creating a free account carries everything you see here into your first matter and lets you finish every remaining count, the caption, the prayer for relief, and the Word export — free, for one complete complaint.

What happens to the documents I upload here?

They go into a private storage bucket that no browser can read, are opened only by our servers to pull facts out, are never shown to anyone else, and are deleted 7 days after you create the preview. If you create an account, they move into your matter instead. Because this happens before any engagement agreement exists, do not upload anything you would not send to a vendor first.

Do you check uploaded files for malware?

Yes. Every uploaded file is checked against its real content rather than the name or type your browser claims: the magic bytes have to match, executables, scripts, archives, and Office macro containers are refused outright, and PDFs carrying JavaScript or launch actions are rejected before anything reads them.

Does it apply my state’s pleading standard?

Yes. The recommended causes of action, the elements, and the case law are all resolved for the state you select — Ohio negligence is pleaded from Ohio authority, not a national average. Heightened-pleading claims like fraud get the who, what, when, where, and how that Rule 9(b) and its state analogues require.

Can I use the draft in a real filing?

It is a draft for a licensed attorney to review, edit, and sign — the same as work from a law clerk. You remain responsible for verifying every citation and every fact before you file. Every case citation links to the full opinion specifically so that review is fast.

Finish the complaint you just started

Create a free account and everything from the preview — the parties, the allegations, the claims, the case citation, and Count I — moves into your first matter. You land on the Lawsuit Drafter and pick up exactly where the page left off.

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One complete complaint free. No credit card, no sales call.