Every page. Every answer.
Legati reads every page, builds a chronology and index you can inspect, and lets you search your case in plain English, with a Bates citation behind every answer.
Weeks → Hours
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Any document size
10-page brief or 500,000-page production.
Any file format
PDF, PST, EML, DOCX, images, ZIP.
11,000+ documents
Our largest single-case index to date.
Natural language search
Ask questions, not keywords.
Weeks → Hours
Same review. A fraction of the time.
Every answer cited
Bates number included. Click to verify.
Any document size
10-page brief or 500,000-page production.
Any file format
PDF, PST, EML, DOCX, images, ZIP.
11,000+ documents
Our largest single-case index to date.
Natural language search
Ask questions, not keywords.
How it works
Three steps. No learning curve.
Upload your documents
PDFs, emails, PST archives, scanned images. Drop them in. Legati processes everything.
AI reads every page
Every document gets a plain-English writeup, as if a junior associate read it for you, then it’s cataloged and indexed across your entire case. Sort by date, filter by custodian, nothing left out.
Search in plain English
Ask your case any question. Get answers with Bates citations you can verify.
Practice areas
Same product. Different evidence.
Emails, contracts, recordings, medical records, police reports. One index. One search.
Every document, cataloged, not condensed.
Upload a raw production and Legati turns it into a timeline you can read. Sort your entire case by date. Filter by custodian to see who said what, when. Nothing gets silently dropped: every document gets a plain-English writeup and a place in the index, so you can inspect the chronology yourself instead of trusting a black box.
- Sort by date to see your case narrative unfold over time
- Filter by custodian to track who said what, when
- See across all custodians and documents what actually happened
- A plain-English writeup cataloged for every document, nothing summarized away
- Automatic Bates numbering and export to Excel
Document Index
Bramwell Holdings v. Castellan Group — 5 documents indexed
Sub-Indexes
| Bates | Date | Type | Description | Actions | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| BRW-014502 | 3/12/2019 | Contract | Third amendment to the master distribution agreement between Bramwell Holdings and Castellan Group, revised pricing schedule attached. | ||
| BRW-014499 | 2/27/2019 | Email from M. Okonkwo requesting approval for an expedited shipment outside the standard PO process. | |||
| BRW-014498 | 2/27/2019 | Invoice | Q1 invoice from Castellan Group reflecting the disputed surcharge later raised in the audit memo. | ||
| BRW-014490 | 2/19/2019 | Memo | Internal audit memo flagging vendor invoice discrepancies against the distribution agreement’s pricing terms. | ||
| BRW-009210 | 4/24/2018 | Deposition Transcript | Excerpt of L. Bright’s deposition testimony re: prior concerns about vendor invoice discrepancies flagged in the Q1 audit. |
Shown with illustrative data. Bramwell Holdings v. Castellan Group is a fictional case, not a real matter.
Ask your case any question.
Type a question in plain English. Legati searches every document and returns answers with specific Bates citations. Click any citation to see the source document.
This is not keyword search. Legati understands meaning. It finds evidence that keyword searches miss entirely.
- Natural language queries
- Bates-cited answers
- Click to verify source
- Finds what keywords miss
Deep Search
Enron v. USA — 11,048 documentsHello Demo, based on my review, I found several documents showing that Enron employees, including senior ones, raised significant internal warnings and concerns about the company's accounting, financial reporting, and partnership structures directly to top executives like Kenneth Lay before the company's collapse.
Sherron Watkins (VP, Corporate Development)
In an email dated October 24, 2001, Watkins references her prior, now-famous, warnings to Ken Lay. She writes, "I have clearly proven myself to be the only person at Enron that had the character, at great risk to my own career... to go to Ken Lay and let him know what was going on here." She specifically mentions more "bad news coming re: these raptor deals (ie, restatement)"
ENRON-006210–ENRON-006211Jim Schwieger (22-year employee)
On October 19, 2001, Schwieger sent a powerful email to Ken Lay expressing shame over a "$1.2 Billion Equity Adjustment." He accuses senior management of "lying, cheating and stealing" and states his belief that they "knew these transactions were being used to manipulate earnings and the stock price and took advantage of that knowledge to sell their ENE stock options," which in his opinion is "CRIMINAL"
ENRON-006311The way law firms handle documents is changing.
Modern litigation generates tens of thousands of pages a case. Reviewing them by hand costs firms hundreds of billable hours, time spent reading, not strategizing. AI doesn’t replace the attorney, it reads every page so you can focus on the argument, and every answer cites the source document so you can verify it yourself.
Legati was built by people who lived this problem, tested on real cases with real attorneys, in real courtrooms, not guessed at by a tech company.
Legati AI has completely changed how we handle document discovery. What took our team weeks now takes hours. We can instantly search tens of thousands of documents, find crucial evidence that would have been prohibitively expensive to find manually.
Joel Hoover
Co-Founder & Construction/Commercial Litigation Attorney, 20+ years
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