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Agentic litigation / Capacity

Capacity

Take more cases.

A firm’s caseload is limited by the human hours behind every motion and every brief. Your swarm takes most of those hours off the lawyer, so the same team can carry more.

The limit is the brief, not the case.

Plaintiff-side firms turn down good cases for one reason: there is not enough lawyer time to litigate them all. Each new motion from the other side claims days of reading, research, and drafting. That time comes from somewhere, usually another case.

Review instead of production.

The opposition arrives finished and cite-checked: inside the hour for an ordinary opposition to a motion to dismiss, in about a day for summary judgment. Your lawyers’ job is to review it and make the calls. That is hours of work, not days.

More bets, less downside.

For a contingency firm, every case is a bet paid for in lawyer time. When each motion costs less of that time, the firm can take more bets, and each one costs less if it does not pay out.

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CapacityEvery motion you answer is a case you can’t take.Every motion the other side files is paid for in the firm’s own hours. What it costs, and which cases come back into range when the answer stops taking days.October 2026Docket EntryLitigationWhy attrition depends on human hoursAttrition works only while each new motion consumes the firm’s hours. Where those hours go, and what changes when the human work collapses.October 2026Docket Entry

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Security, confidentiality, control

We cannot read your files.

Your matter is worked on inside a sealed environment. We cannot see in.

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Judgment

Your lawyers do the lawyering.

The drafting runs on the swarm. The judgment is yours. Your lawyers keep strategy and the client.

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