Lexup
It brings file reading and drafting to the lawyer already done.
A new generation AI platform trained specifically on how legal work runs. Take your firm's operational capacity to ten times what it is.
Law firms and in-house legal teams
A view of the Lexup board, as published on lexup.digital.
The workLexup takes on.
- 01Summarising case files running to thousands of pages in seconds
- 02AI-assisted analysis of precedent and case law
- 03Drafting petitions and contracts in minutes
- 04Legislation scanning and an automatic risk assistant
The steps Lexupruns the work in.
- Case law and legislation searchCourt of Cassation, Council of State, Constitutional Court, regional and local court rulings all pass through one search. Every answer shows which ruling it came from.
- Petition and contract draftsA draft comes out of what is already in the file, and the lawyer works on it. A draft is not the final text; the signature and the responsibility stay with the lawyer.
- Hearing preparationA briefing is prepared for the file and the court. After the hearing, interim decisions are dictated by voice straight into the file.
- Deadline and file trackingElectronic notifications, the deadline counter, the client account and delegation sit on one board. A missed deadline becomes visible.
The product is not the whole answer,it is part of a build.
LexupFrequently asked questions
It works for a solo practice as well as a multi-partner firm. What decides fit is not headcount but how many hours a week the firm spends reading files and drafting.
Where the data sits is settled in writing during setup. If a model hosted abroad is used, that counts as a cross-border transfer of personal data and requires a separate data processing agreement.
The draft arrives ready in front of the lawyer, but the final call is the lawyer's. The system searches precedent and legislation and flags risky clauses; the person who signs is always human.
The process first, the proposal after
In a short discovery call we map the process together and tell you plainly whether it is worth automating. If it is not, we say that too.
30 minutes · no preparation needed
