Attorneys face many manual repetitive tasks.

Writing pleadings is the daily craft of attorneys. However, drafting pleadings for routine proceedings, such as asylum applications, building applications and breaches of official duty, is time-consuming. To do so, attorneys must search past pleadings by docket number and laboriously draft them themselves if unsuccessful.

However, many of these pleadings are repetitive and can be structured logically. This offers a high potential for automation.

A question-and-answer tree for automating knowledge.

With the developed digital solution "Legalease", users are provided with suitable text modules through a question-and-answer system. This saves lawyers the tedious search for documents, suitable templates and reduces the time required for drafting pleadings.

Our solution focuses on lawyers in the public sector who frequently handle routine proceedings. This includes especially lawyers in administrative law.

In essence, the software automates the creation of standardized documents in which text modules are provided based on logical relationships. Accordingly, the solution is relevant for all public agencies in which standard texts are used on a large scale.