See the workspace, before the demo.
A guided look at how a firm runs a matter in Legal MAIA — from client and case to a verified evidence trail, petitions, and the draft itself.
Everything a matter needs, in one place
Clients, cases, evidence, petitions, and the assistant that knows them — held together, so the right thing is always where it should be.
Client directory
Every client — individual or organisation — with their cases and documents in one record.
Cases & matters
A case holds the parties and the story; each petition lives as a matter beneath it.
Evidence trust-gate
Documents are extracted, classified, and verified before anything reaches a draft.
Petition drafting
Registry-format petitions and their companion filings, composed from the matter.
Ask MAIA
A per-case assistant that answers from the matter and cites the evidence behind it.
Team & roles
Partners, advocates, and associates, each with the right access across the firm.
Every case, with its matters together
A case carries the parties and the story. Each petition sits beneath it as a matter, so a complex brief stays organised from first filing to final hearing.
Petitions
Evidence, verified before it's used
Every document is extracted and classified on upload, then waits for your approval. Only what you put in context can be cited — and each approved exhibit is lettered as an annexure.
Pending review
In context
Nothing reaches a draft until you approve it.
Ask MAIA, grounded in the matter
A per-case assistant that answers from the case's own evidence and drafts — and shows the annexure behind every claim, so you can trust what it tells you.
How a matter moves
Four steps from an empty case to a registry-ready set of documents.
Open the case
Create a case under a client; capture the parties, synopsis, and objectives.
Verify evidence
Upload documents; MAIA extracts and classifies, you approve what goes on file.
Choose petitions
Add petitions from MAIA's suggestions or the catalogue for the matter.
Draft & companions
Generate the petition and its companion filings, registry-ready.