Drafts that arrive with the case details already in them.
Start from a template or a blank page. If the case is on Lexli, the parties, the court, and the case type are filled in before you begin. You write the argument. The re-typing is over.
In the court of
Case
Applicant
Respondent
Grounds
The cursor is here. This part was always yours.
The flow
How it works
Step one
Start the draft
A pre-filled template by case type, or a blank page, with the case's details drawn in from its file.
Step two
Write it your way
Type, or dictate with voice-to-text. Auto-correct is backed by a legal dictionary, so "vakalatnama" survives it.
Step three
Edit with history
Every version is kept as you go: compare drafts, revert to an earlier one, carry on writing.
Step four
Export or file it
Download as .doc or .pdf, or assign it straight to the case file, ready for the record.
Capabilities
What it does
Pre-filled templates for case types
The clerical part of a draft done before you open it.
Your drafting pattern
Lexli follows how you draft: your structure, your phrasing, your conventions.
Multilingual drafting
Draft in English, Hindi, or Marathi.
Voice-to-text transcription
Dictate the draft; edit the text.
Auto-correct with a legal dictionary
Legal vocabulary treated as vocabulary, not typos.
Version history
Every draft, every revision, kept with the case.
Export as .doc or .pdf
Courts and clients get the format they expect.
Available through the AI Assistant
Ask for a draft in chat; the assistant runs Drafting and hands it back.
The platform
Better inside the platform
Drafting alone saves typing. Drafting inside Lexli saves the part before the typing: the platform has already read the case file, so the parties, the case type, and the court arrive in the draft without being asked for. The finished draft saves to the case, versioned. If it is headed for a portal, eFiling Support takes it from there.
Nothing is filed until you have read it and said yes.
Lexli prepares. You decide.
The next draft starts half-done.
Bring a case onto Lexli and ask for a draft, or talk to us about your team's templates.