Litigation and arbitration
Litigation, from the first exhibit to the hearing
Cases are often won on deadlines kept, exhibits found and facts established. Ulpian brings submissions, exhibits, chronology and deadlines together in the matter, and the AI prepares the first read of the documents, citing every passage.
What you will see in Ulpian
Fictitious matter, sample data.
Facts with their source
Each fact is attached to the document it comes from. Click a fact to read the source passage; contradictions are flagged.
Choose a fact on the timeline.
A deadline found, then confirmed
The letter arrives, Ulpian proposes the due date under the recorded rule, and the lawyer confirms it. Drag the date of the letter.
Indicative calculation: every legal deadline is confirmed by the lawyer before it enters the calendar.
What weighs on the work today
- 01
Deadlines in several places
Procedural deadlines live in a calendar, a spreadsheet and the partner's memory. A missed deadline exposes the firm to liability.
- 02
The same documents read again and again
Each associate rereads the same documents to find a fact, a date or a contradiction.
- 03
Exhibit lists assembled by hand
Numbering, index and hearing bundle are rebuilt for every submission, often the evening before filing.
A matter, from first contact to invoice
- Step 0101
The mandate arrives, the conflict check covers every party, and the partner approves opening the matter.
- Step 0202
Filed documents are classified and dated; the facts they contain join the chronology with their source.
- Step 0303
The AI proposes deadlines found in incoming mail; the lawyer confirms them before they enter the calendar.
- Step 0404
Submissions are drafted from your templates, then the exhibit list and the paginated PDF bundle are generated.
- Step 0505
At the hearing, the preparation sheet and exhibits are at hand; the minutes and follow-up return to the matter.
What the AI prepares
- The chronology of facts, with the source document of each fact and contradictions flagged.
- The first review of documents, with the privilege log and verified redaction.
- Research in public legislation and case law, with verified citations.
- A first draft of a submission from your templates, presented as Word tracked changes.
What stays with you
- The strategy of the case and the choice of arguments.
- The confirmation of every legal deadline.
- Everything filed with a court or sent to the other side.
Statuses reflect the platform as it is today.
Deadlines and calendar
AvailableProcedural deadlines, hearings, meetings and the team calendar, with a private subscription for your own calendar.
Open the workspaceChronology and facts
AvailableThe facts of the matter extracted from the documents, each with its source, and contradictions flagged.
Open the workspaceDocument review
AvailableAI first pass, privilege log, production sets and verified redaction.
Open the workspaceExhibit lists and bundles
AvailableExhibit lists, numbering and a paginated PDF bundle with its index.
Open the workspaceHearing mode
AvailableThe preparation sheet, documents and notes at hand during the hearing, then the minutes and next steps.
Open the workspaceSourced legal research
AvailablePublic legislation and case law, cited exactly, with citation checks.
Open the workspaceElectronic court filing
On the roadmapCourt e-filing by country is in preparation. Justitia.Swiss is in preparation for the Swiss pack.
Open the workspace
Frequently asked questions
Does Ulpian calculate procedural deadlines?
Ulpian proposes the deadlines it finds and calculates due dates according to the rules recorded for your country. Every legal deadline is confirmed by the lawyer before it enters the calendar.
Can we file electronically with the courts?
Electronic filing with the courts is in preparation, country by country. Meanwhile, Ulpian prepares the exhibit list and paginated PDF bundle that you file through your usual channel.
Does the AI invent references?
Research covers public legislation and case law, and every citation is verified. An answer always points to the passage it cites, so the lawyer can check it.
See it on a matter that looks like yours
The diagnostic shows you in three minutes where your firm loses time. The call shows you Ulpian on a typical matter, in twenty-five minutes.