The case file, without the "who has the file?"
Lexli puts the whole team on the same case record: partners, juniors, clerks, each with the access their role carries, under admin control the firm holds.
The shared record
Run like a firm, not a shared drive
A case at a firm is touched by five people and owned by one record. On Lexli, the partner sees the strategy notes, the junior updates the hearing history, the clerk files the scans: the same case, live, with no version of it in anyone’s inbox.
Roles and access
Advocate, clerk, and staff profiles; read and write decided per team, by your admin.
Admin management
Accounts, access, and teams controlled centrally by the firm, not negotiated per case.
Seat-based plans
Add seats as the firm grows.
Every tool, same record
The board for every advocate in the firm, drafting from the firm's case files, research grounded in the firm's own record.
Nothing migrates first.
Lexli works alongside how the firm already runs. Existing files, diaries, templates, and habits stay as they are. The workspace sits on top of what already works, and earns its place case by case.
Beyond the firm
For businesses
Three different relationships to the courts.
Legal teams inside companies.
Disputes, notices, recoveries: an in-house team runs cases the way a firm does, and Lexli works the same way for them: every case a record, every document filed to it, research and drafting grounded in it, access controlled by the team’s admin.
Businesses without lawyers on staff.
A company does not need a legal department to be in court. Case Finder and Case Management give a business its own record of every case it is party to: status, hearing history, orders as they publish, without calling anyone to ask.
Businesses working with outside counsel.
Your counsel runs the case. You keep your own record of it in your own workspace: the status, the orders, the documents your side holds. The company’s view of its litigation does not live in a forwarded PDF.
On the platform
What your IT reviewer will ask
Lexli is hosted on Azure, encrypted with AES-256 at rest and TLS 1.3 in transit, behind Cloudflare’s WAF, with least-privilege, logged production access. It is built to SOC 2 Type II and ISO 27001 controls, not yet audited against them, and we say it that way deliberately. The full detail is on the platform’s security section.
Put the team on one record.
A demo takes half an hour and your most complicated case.