Court drafting and legal research
CasePilot reads the notice, finds the law, and drafts the paper. You check every point before anything leaves your desk.
Open now for enrolled advocates. Other groups join in stages.
Who it is for
Drafts, notices, research and precedents for the matters on your list, with your clients and dates kept in one place.
Open nowStudy, moot court and research support, with the same source rules as the advocate desk.
Opening in stagesLegal drafting and review for departments, set up only after written approval and a legal review of the role.
By written approvalContract review and internal policy questions for banks, insurers and companies, separate from the advocate desk.
Opening in stagesCourts and judges: not open. Any use by courts needs written approval first, and CasePilot does not offer decision support for judgments.
What it does
Pleadings and applications from the facts you enter. Anything you have not confirmed stays as a visible blank, never a guess.
Upload a court or legal notice. See what it asks, the dates it sets, and how serious it looks, before you reply.
Answers come from the official statute library first. Every point shows its section. Web results are labelled as unverified.
Related decisions for the issue in your matter, listed with court and year, so you read the judgment yourself.
Limitation for each statute, with the governing section beside the date.
Why CasePilot
If no source is found, the answer says so. It does not fill the gap with a confident guess.
A citation that does not match the library is flagged in the draft, not presented as correct.
Every draft carries the same label until an enrolled advocate checks and signs it.
Create your account with your email, then add your enrolment details once.
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