Court-Ready Motions With Verified Citations. Drafted in Minutes, Not Days.

Full memoranda with statement of facts, case law from CourtListener, and jurisdiction-specific compliance — from your uploaded case file. You control every argument.

U.S. Patent No. 12,461,932 · SOC 2 Type II · ABA Opinion 512 Guided

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No credit card. Upload one document. See your motion outline in 90 seconds.

Step 1 of 3: Select Motion Type

Choose your motion and jurisdiction

MSJ, 12(b)(6), motion to compel, in limine, Daubert, protective order, sanctions — or describe a custom motion. Select your jurisdiction for local rule compliance.

Step 2 of 3: AI Reads Your Case File

Facts extracted from your uploaded documents

AI reads your depositions, discovery responses, and exhibits. It identifies undisputed facts, extracts relevant testimony, and builds the factual record with page-and-line citations.

Step 3 of 3: Review Complete Motion

Full memorandum with citations — edit any section

Statement of facts, memorandum of law, case citations, and procedural formatting. Click any citation to verify. Edit any section independently. Export as Word document compliant with local rules.

What changes when motion drafting takes 15 minutes

The left column is what you're thinking right now. The right column is what changes.

Drafting a motion today	Drafting with AI.Law
"I need to block off a full day for this MSJ — cancel my afternoon."	Statement of undisputed facts generated from your depositions in minutes — with exhibit citations
"Let me open Westlaw in a separate window and start from scratch on case law."	Citations sourced from CourtListener's database of millions of court opinions — inline with your arguments
"Which local rules apply again? Page limits, font, margins..."	Jurisdiction-specific formatting applied automatically — page limits, fonts, margins, certificate of service
"I should file a motion to compel on those interrogatory responses, but I don't have 6 hours this week."	Every deficient discovery response analyzed with specific grounds for compulsion — 15 minutes
"Did I miss anything in the factual record? Let me re-read the deposition one more time."	AI reads every uploaded transcript and cross-references against discovery to build the fact section
"Time to manually build the exhibit list and table of authorities."	Exhibit list and table of authorities generated from your cited documents automatically

Every citation is real. Here's exactly how.

No hallucinated cases. No fabricated holdings. Every citation is retrieved from verified court opinions.

CourtListener Database

Millions of court opinions from every U.S. jurisdiction — federal and state. Verified, sourced, and continuously updated.

AI Matches to Your Arguments

Case law selected for your specific legal arguments, jurisdiction, and standard of review. Not random citations — targeted authorities.

You Review Every Citation

Click any citation to see the full opinion. Approve, remove, or replace. Nothing enters the final draft without your sign-off.

AI.Law retrieves citations from verified court opinions. It does not generate, fabricate, or infer citations. Every case name, citation, and holding is sourced from CourtListener's database and presented for your review before it enters the draft.

CourtListener is a free legal research platform maintained by Free Law Project, a non-profit dedicated to open access to court data.

Your ethical obligations, addressed.

Accuracy, security, confidentiality — resolved before you evaluate anything else.

Data Security

AES-256 encryption at rest and in transit
SOC 2 Type II certified infrastructure
Data stored in US-based data centers
Your case files are never used to train AI models

Client Confidentiality

Designed for compliance with ABA Model Rule 1.6
Attorney-client privilege protections built in
Per-matter AI controls for sensitive cases
Disable AI processing entirely for any matter

AI Disclosure Compliance

Audit trails for every AI tool used on each matter
Documentation for state bar disclosure requirements
ABA Formal Opinion 512 guidance built in
Export complete AI usage logs per case

You direct every argument. AI handles the drafting.

AI.Law does not draft your motion. It builds you a structured draft from your case materials that you shape, edit, and control at every step.

You select the claims and issues
Choose which claims to argue in your MSJ. Select which discovery responses to challenge in your motion to compel. Identify the evidence to exclude with your motion in limine. You set the scope — AI works within it.
You review the statement of facts
AI pulls facts from your depositions and discovery. You verify every fact, add context, remove anything that weakens your position, and reorder for maximum persuasive impact — before the memorandum is drafted.
You edit every section of the memorandum
Refine the legal argument on Count III without touching Count I. Adjust the standard of review. Strengthen the analysis with additional authorities. Rewrite the conclusion. Every section is independently editable.
You approve every citation before filing
Click any case citation to see the full opinion. Remove citations you don't want. Add your own from your research. Verify the holding matches your argument. Nothing enters the final draft without your explicit sign-off.

From attorneys who draft motions with AI.Law

"I had a motion for summary judgment due on a wrongful death case — 47 undisputed facts, three defendants, and I'd just lost my associate to another firm. I uploaded the depositions and discovery responses Thursday evening. By 9:45 PM I had a complete MSJ with statement of undisputed material facts, memorandum of law, and case citations. I spent Friday morning editing the argument structure, not writing from scratch. That motion was filed on time."

Sean Akari — Akari Law Firm — Ohio · Personal Injury Litigation

"As a solo, every dollar and every minute count. I was spending 8–10 hours on motions to compel that I knew I needed to file but couldn't justify the time on. Now I file every motion that strengthens my position. Three motions to compel in one week — each took 20 minutes. The opposing counsel started actually complying with discovery."

Akiva Shapiro — Akiva Shapiro Law, PLLC — New York · Solo Litigation

"What used to take hours of manual document review to build a factual record for summary judgment now takes minutes. AI.Law reads every deposition, every exhibit, and builds the undisputed facts section with page-and-line citations. We edit — we don't draft from scratch anymore."

Liu Law Firm — Liu Law — California · Commercial Litigation

Every motion type. Every jurisdiction.

Any civil court, any state, federal courts included. Local rule compliance handled automatically.

Motion for Summary Judgment (Rule 56) — typically 12–20 hours; with AI.Law ~15 minutes
Motion to Dismiss (Rule 12(b)(6)) — typically 6–10 hours; with AI.Law ~15 minutes
Motion to Compel Discovery (Rule 37) — typically 4–8 hours; with AI.Law ~15 minutes
Motion in Limine (FRE / Local) — typically 4–6 hours; with AI.Law ~15 minutes
Daubert Motion (FRE 702) — typically 8–12 hours; with AI.Law ~15 minutes
Motion for Protective Order (Rule 26(c)) — typically 3–5 hours; with AI.Law ~15 minutes
Motion for Sanctions (Rule 37(b) / 11) — typically 4–6 hours; with AI.Law ~15 minutes
TRO / Preliminary Injunction (Rule 65) — typically 8–15 hours; with AI.Law ~15 minutes

Don't see your motion type? Describe it. AI.Law drafts custom motions with the applicable legal standard and supporting case law.

All 50 states · Federal courts · Local rule compliance · Custom motion types

Upload one document. See your motion outline in 90 seconds.

Upload a complaint, deposition, or discovery response. Select your motion type. See the complete draft — statement of facts, memorandum of law, and case citations — in under two minutes.

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AI.Law drafts court-ready motions with verified citations from your case file. A summary judgment motion that takes an associate 12 hours at $300/hr costs $3,600. AI.Law drafts the first version in 15 minutes.