Litmas
Litmas AI is litigation software for law firms that need to organize case evidence, research authorities, and draft motions. The official product overview describes a connected case record that lawyers can use throughout that work. Its stated coverage includes U.S. state and federal litigation.
Connecting facts to the record
You can upload pleadings, discovery, transcripts, emails, and records. Litmas maps claims and legal elements to facts, timelines, and entities. The publisher says each fact points to the source document at page and line level.
That source connection is the central feature to assess in a demonstration. Bring a representative record and inspect whether the mapped fact takes you to the relevant passage. A useful fact map needs to preserve the context of the document as well as the statement you intend to cite.
Research and conflict detection
Litmas compares new documents with the existing case record and flags contradictions in accounts, dates, or testimony. Its legal research also follows citations forward and backward to examine underlying authority and later treatment.
The publisher describes citation validation and jurisdiction-aware research. Those are product claims, not an independent guarantee of accuracy. Review the source authority and its relevance to the matter before relying on a draft. The platform describes its output as traceable, reviewable, and attorney-controlled.
Drafting with an exhibit record
Litmas drafts against the case's facts and authorities and describes repeated checks and revisions against that record. After you approve a draft, you can export the motion with cited documents as exhibits. The workflow connects the filing to the underlying material rather than asking you to reconstruct the exhibit set from a standalone draft.
A demo should show that complete path: upload, inspect the fact map, draft, review, then export. Check the resulting citations and exhibit references in the actual output.
Plans and document volume
The pricing page lists a per-case plan at $125 per case per month and an unlimited plan at $999 per month per attorney. Both include 5,000 pages per case, with additional pages listed at $0.01 each as a one-time charge. The unlimited tier adds pre-suit work and several support features. Compare active case count and document volume with the quoted terms before choosing a plan.