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Legati Trial Simulations

Legati Trial Simulations: Try the case twice before you try it once.

A bespoke service. A custom AI workflow reads the entire record and runs the trial twice: as the record stands, then on your strongest position. A simulation, not a prediction.

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Count I: Change Order 12Illustrative: Riverside Medical Office Building (fictional)

Jury Verdict ReportNeutral baseline

  1. For the contractor. The architect warned the Owner on July 9 that RFI 47 would likely need a schedule adjustment.

  2. For the contractor. Change Order 12 went in the same day: $84,000 for the C-4 rework and 14 more days.

  3. For the owner. Pay App 6 billed those costs before the change order was approved.

Legal MemorandumBuilt for the contractor

  1. Theory. The Owner knew about the C-4 conflict the day Change Order 12 was submitted.

  2. Their best point, answered. The costs were billed before approval, but under a reservation of rights.

  3. Residual risk. The prime contract’s change-order procedure. Expect the Owner to lead with it.

A simulation, not a prediction of the outcome.

Fig. 1 — One count, run twice on a fictional matter: as the record stands, then on the contractor’s strongest position. Open a citation to see its page.

The demo

See what it does.

A frame from the film: a sample assertion, with the document, deposition and pleading it cites.
Fig. 2 — The Trial Simulations film, with sound, on a sample matter (fictional).

How it works

Three steps, on a schedule agreed for your matter.

Count I, element by element

Fictional matter

  1. A contract with a change-order procedure

    Supported by

  2. Notice to the Owner

    Supported by

  3. The change, priced and timed

    Supported by
Fig. 3 — Step 2 on a fictional matter: each element of Count I, and the document it rests on. Open a citation to see its page.

  1. Step 1

    Upload your case.

    Sign up at our sister eDiscovery platform, Legati AI, and upload the record: pleadings, productions, depositions, expert reports, correspondence, court orders and exhibits. Tens of thousands of pages. We expect that.

  2. Step 2

    The simulation runs.

    Two phases, reasoned count by count. Public-record research on named parties, at your direction. Witness profiles built from the documentary record, and the controlling law researched to your jurisdiction, your judge and your venue.

  3. Step 3

    You receive the package.

    Your side’s package, delivered on a schedule agreed for your matter: the neutral verdict report, the legal memorandum, the voir dire playbook, a drafted opening, cross and closing, and the appendices that show their work.

The package

What lands on your desk.

Two phases of work, one coherent matter: what the record says as it stands, then the strongest position for your side. You choose what goes into your package.

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Jury Verdict ReportPhase 1

Riverside Medical Office Building (fictional)

Count I: Change Order 12

Neutral baseline

  1. The conflict. RFI 47 reports that the structural drawings and the architectural ceiling plan disagree at grid line C-4.

  2. The delay. The superintendent’s Sep 30 log names the C-4 rework as the reason electrical rough-in fell behind.

A simulation, not a prediction of the outcome.

Count I
Legal MemorandumPhase 2

Riverside Medical Office Building (fictional)

Count I: Change Order 12

Built for the contractor

  1. The conflict is in the drawings. RFI 47 shows the structural and architectural sheets disagree at grid line C-4.

  2. Their weather point, answered. The May 14 rain delay came eight weeks before the C-4 conflict.

A simulation, not a prediction of the outcome.

Count I
Executive SummaryPhase 2

Riverside Medical Office Building (fictional)

Count I: Change Order 12

For the senior partner

  1. Bottom line. Count I turns on notice. The Owner heard about the C-4 conflict from its architect on July 9.

  2. Exposure. Costs billed before approval, and the prime contract’s change-order procedure.

A simulation, not a prediction of the outcome.

Count I
Fig. 4 — Excerpts from three documents in the package, on a fictional matter. Choose one to bring it to the top; open a citation to see its page.

Phase 1Neutral baseline

2 reports

Reads the entire record. Tells you what it says.

Every fact, claim and contradiction, read together as one matter, and reasoned count by count.

  • Report

    Jury Verdict Report

    Per-count breakdown, damages and deliberation reasoning.

  • Brief

    Legal Analysis Brief

    Procedural history, element by element, and settlement valuation.

Phase 2Your position

5 deliverables

The strongest position you can take.

Built for the side you represent. The other side’s playbook anticipated and answered. The honest residual risk surfaced, not hidden.

  • Summary

    Executive Summary

    One page, for the senior partner.

  • Memo

    Legal Memorandum

    Element by element, with authorities and the strongest theory.

  • Playbook

    Voir Dire Playbook

    Question bank and themes drawn from the record; cause and peremptory planning based on juror answers.

  • Drafts

    Trial Materials

    Opening, direct, cross, closing and impeachment.

  • Appendix

    Appendices

    Jury instructions, motions in limine, authorities and a Bates index.

What it is, and isn’t

Legati simulates. The lawyer decides. Always.

It shows what the record supports and where your position is exposed. It doesn’t tell you what a jury will do.

The record

Assertions cite the record: the document, the deposition, the pleading. Check each one against its source before you file.

The work product

Everything in the package is for your lawyers to check against the record and decide what to use. Legati AI is not a law firm and does not provide legal advice.

Confidentiality

The record goes into your Legati AI account. Legati never trains AI models on your documents, and our agreements with our AI providers bar them from training on your data. Your documents are stored in U.S. data centers, with AES-256 encryption at rest and TLS 1.2 in transit. You can delete a case and its documents at any time.

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Legati AI

Legati AI is AI eDiscovery for litigation: it reads every page of a production, writes an index entry for every document, and answers questions about the case with Bates citations that open to the page. Trial Simulations runs on the record you upload there.

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Who’s behind it

Meet the team (opens in a new tab)

Legati AI was founded in Little Rock, Arkansas, by construction and commercial lawyers and a former litigation paralegal.

Reach the team at info@legatiai.com or +1 (501) 441-1120.

Bring us a case

Tell us about your matter.

Engagement is bespoke. Every matter is scoped on its own merits, so there’s no price on this page.

Include your trial or hearing date. We agree the schedule with you when we discuss the case.

How engagement works

  1. Reach out below.
  2. We’ll discuss your case.
  3. If we proceed, sign up at our sister eDiscovery platform, Legati AI (opens in a new tab), and upload the case record.
  4. We run the simulation on the record you uploaded. You choose the packages you want, and we deliver on the schedule we agreed.

Uploading the record takes a Legati AI account. $200 a month per attorney, paralegal included. Unlimited cases. AI processing about $5 per 1,000 pages, itemized by case.

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