Part I

One matter, start to finish.

Everything a firm does between the first call and the final invoice, in one system.

01

A call comes in

AI handles every incoming call, qualifying leads, routing inquiries and capturing details around the clock. Voice Intake then builds the case file as you describe the client and the facts.

02

The file arrives

Records, scans and filings come in from everywhere. Smart document digests and context-sensitive case analysis turn the pile into something you can work with.

BlueShark Assistant

03

The matter runs

Documents, deadlines, communications and tasks in a single organized workspace, with alerts for every deadline, hearing and payment.

Part II

The work behind the case.

Discovery, evidence and drafting, down to the page and line.

04

Discovery

Drop in transcript PDFs and build a searchable, line-by-line index with court-ready citations: document, page and line, with the surrounding context.

Transcript Search Portal

05

Digital evidence

Digital asset verification, metadata harvesting and custody chain, and forensic reports written to the Rules of Evidence.

Forensic Reports & eDiscovery: see it in a demo

06

Research and drafting

Draft motions, dissect case law and surface critical insights in seconds, or say it aloud and let dictation type it on the right matter.

Part III

In front of the court.

Hearings, trial and appeal.

07

Motions and hearings

Generate motions, letters and filings, then find the testimony you need fast, with document, page and line references.

08

Trial

AI juror profiles, data-informed voir dire and predictive verdict modeling, to pressure-test trial strategy before you set foot in the courtroom.

Trial Playground by VerdictPilot

09

Appeal

Opening Briefs for the Colorado Court of Appeals, with citations audited and formatting locked to C.A.R. 28/32, ready as DOCX and PDF.

Appellate Briefs by COAPP

Part IV

And the firm around it.

Getting paid, keeping clients informed, keeping data safe.

10

Time and invoicing

Smart timers linked to the case with 15-minute rounding, and invoices that calculate themselves from tracked time and individual hourly rates.

11

Clients

Updates by push, SMS, email and voice, and an always-available Virtual Legal Assistant for clients facing law enforcement, investigators or regulators.

12

The firm itself

Role-based permissions for attorneys, staff and clients, a command center for administrators, encryption at rest and in transit, and audit logging.

Add-on · Virtual Legal Assistant

A protected line for every client.

A traffic stop. An investigator at the door. A regulator on the phone. The questions start at once, and the lawyer usually hears about it days later.

With the Virtual Legal Assistant, each client has private access to the firm's legal assistant, ready the moment an encounter turns serious. On speaker, it joins the conversation and helps the client stay calm, say less, avoid consent they never meant to give and invoke the right to counsel.

An add-on any firm can offer

Comfort for clients, around the clock.

The firm's legal assistant on a private line, the moment it is needed.

A hand on the pulse, for the firm.

A timestamped record of the encounter, made while it happens, not recalled days later.

How the Protected Line works Watch the tutorial

Consent to search?

Consent withheld
Counsel requested

Protected Line

Your firm · Legal assistant

Private access

Active

On speaker

Encounter classification

Investigative detention — not voluntary

Authority asserted

Statute requested — not yet identified

Consent status

Search consent withheld

Record

Timestamped and preserved for counsel

Right to counsel · invoked

The assistant asks

What is the authority for this request?
- Offense
- Statute
- Regulation
- Warrant
- Order
Free to leave?
01
Which authority, which statute.

It asks the officer or agent to name the offense and the statute, regulation, warrant or order behind the request, and whether the client is free to leave.
The encounter
1. Voluntary contact
2. DetentionNow
3. Arrest
4. Search
5. Regulatory demand
02
What kind of encounter it is.

It tells a voluntary contact from a detention, an arrest, a search or a regulatory demand, and adjusts as things escalate.
Encounter record
For counsel
- ClassificationInvestigative detention
- Authority assertedStatute requested
- ConsentSearch consent withheld
- CounselRequested
Timeline
- Said
- Authority claimed
- Refused
03
A record for counsel.

Everything is recorded with timestamps: what was said, what authority was claimed, what was refused. The firm reviews it as a structured record.
1. Your firm's knowledge base
2. Your state's statutes
3. Federal constitutional protections
04
Your firm's own knowledge.

It starts from federal constitutional protections, then adds your state's statutes and your firm's own knowledge base. Your firm sets it up for its clients.

Add-on · AI phone assistant

Every call answered, day or night.

A new client calls after hours. An existing client calls about a hearing. The office is closed, and the call goes to voicemail.

The AI phone assistant answers every incoming call, day or night. It tells a new client from an existing one and routes each inquiry where it belongs.

An add-on any firm can offer

Comfort for clients, around the clock.

Every caller gets an answer, not a voicemail box.

A hand on the pulse, for the firm.

Every call, every message and every new lead in one place.

AI Call Center for Lawyers Watch the tutorial

AnsweredA new clientNew client
AnsweredAn existing clientExisting client
AnsweredA callerA question

AI phone assistant

New client intake
The client's case
The right person

What your firm shares
- Office hours
- Practice areas
- What to bring
- Case updates · your protocol
- Internal notes
01
It knows your firm.

It answers from the information your firm chooses to share with it, under the protocols you set, so callers are not left waiting for someone to call them back.
What happened?
New lead
- Name
- Phone
- What happened
- Who else
Qualified lead
02
New clients, qualified.

For a new client, it asks the right questions, captures the details and qualifies the lead.
Voice message · transcribed

“Calling about my hearing. Could someone confirm the time?”
The client's case
- Hearing
- MessageAdded to the case
03
Messages become work.

When a caller leaves a message, it is transcribed and added to the right case.
The client's case
- CallLogged on the case
Invoice
- Phone call
Your firm · one place
- Calls
- Messages
- New leads
04
Logged, and on to billing.

The call is logged on the case, and it flows into billing.

Not the same as Voice Intake: the phone assistant talks with your callers, while Voice Intake builds the case file as you describe the client and the facts.

Mobile · iPhone & Android coming soon

Your practice, in your pocket.

Lawnova already runs as an app on your phone. Add it to your home screen and it opens full screen: your cases, your clients and your time, wherever the day takes you.

Native iPhone and Android apps are in development. We ship improvements to Lawnova continuously, and mobile is what we are building next.

Dictate a note between hearings, and it lands on the right matter
Every case and client one tap away, on the courthouse steps
Record time the moment the work happens, not on Friday

See it in your demo

What you are actually buying

Not a finished product, a firm that stays current.

A licence for finished software is a snapshot of what a vendor understood in the year they shipped it. In most categories that is fine. In this one it is not, because the ground moves underneath it every few months.

Two judges in one federal district issued AI certification orders fourteen months apart, and they do not require the same thing. A model that behaved one way in March behaves differently in September. What a court expects a lawyer to have verified is still being worked out, in real time, by people writing standing orders. No firm should have to keep track of that themselves, and no firm has the hours to.

So the arrangement here is not a purchase and a handover. Onboarding is where it starts, not where it ends: the platform keeps changing, and there are people whose job is to make sure the firm using it is still doing this correctly next quarter. The writing we publish is the visible half of that work: it is how we track the change, and it is why we can tell a client what moved.

Onboarding is the beginning.
Setup, migration and the first real matters, with someone accountable for it working, not a login and a manual.
The platform moves.
Improvements ship continuously rather than in an annual release everyone has to survive.
Somebody is watching the rules.
Certification orders, disclosure requirements and professional-conduct guidance change; we read them so the firm does not have to.
You are not alone with it.
A person or a small group who know your setup, rather than a queue.

Interactive 3D · Virtual tour

Four rooms, one matter, and rather a lot of paper.

The office, the archive, the drafting room and the courtroom: Lawnova, PDF.LEGAL, COAPP and VerdictPilot.

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Lawnova Academy

AI certificates for legal professionals.

Faculty-led levels with hands-on labs in research, drafting, review and verdicts.

Visit lawnova.org

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One matter, start to finish.

A call comes in

The file arrives

The matter runs

The work behind the case.

Discovery

Digital evidence

Research and drafting

In front of the court.

Motions and hearings

Trial

Appeal

And the firm around it.

Time and invoicing

Clients

The firm itself

A protected line for every client.

Comfort for clients, around the clock.

A hand on the pulse, for the firm.

Which authority, which statute.

What kind of encounter it is.

A record for counsel.

Your firm's own knowledge.

Every call answered, day or night.

Comfort for clients, around the clock.

A hand on the pulse, for the firm.

It knows your firm.

New clients, qualified.

Messages become work.

Logged, and on to billing.

Your practice, in your pocket.

Not a finished product, a firm that stays current.

Onboarding is the beginning.

The platform moves.

Somebody is watching the rules.

You are not alone with it.

Four rooms, one matter, and rather a lot of paper.

AI certificates for legal professionals.

Help define the next generation of legal technology.

Academic research opportunity

First-hand experience with AI tools

Shape product development

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