Litigation · Whole-file
Offline AI built for the way litigation actually works.
Litigation is a reading problem before it is a writing problem. HIGHCOURT reads the whole record and tells you what is in it.
Where it earns its time in a litigation practice
The tasks that consume associate hours and reward completeness.
Chronology from the production
Built from the documents themselves, each event traceable to its page — the task that eats a week and cannot be skipped.
Exposure and caps
The clause that limits damages, the notice window that was missed, the exhibit nobody can authenticate.
Deposition preparation
Every statement a witness has made across the record, gathered with page and line, including the ones that contradict each other.
Verified authority
Research and citation checking against a corpus on the machine, so a brief does not carry a case that does not say what it is cited for.
What stays true on every matter
These do not change by practice area, firm size, or the question asked.
Run it on a matter that is already closed.
You know what was in that file and what it settled for. That makes it the only honest benchmark.
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How big a production can it read?
It is built for whole matters. Run time scales with the record and the hardware — a large production takes proportionally longer, because it is reading all of it.
Does it replace document review vendors?
For matters within a workstation's reach it removes the need to send the record out. Very large e-discovery projects remain their own discipline.
Will it find things our associates missed?
Sometimes, because it reads everything and never gets tired. It will also propose things that are wrong, which is why every finding carries its source and goes through review.
What about privileged material in the set?
Privilege flags are applied during classification and surfaced in review. The determination stays with an attorney.
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A briefing walks the whole path — intake, workup, the Adjudicator's pass, and the work product that comes out the other side.
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