One legal workspace. Every case. Every tool on the same record.
Lexli holds your cases, hearings, files, and drafts in one place, organised by case, connected to the courts. Ask anything of your own record, and the AI Assistant answers with citations you can check.
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- Case Management
- Court calendar
- eFiling Assembly
- Smart Drafting & research
The platform
One case record, underneath everything.
The platform holds the cases, files, hearings, and context. Every tool draws from it, which is why the calendar knows your day, drafts arrive filled in, and a scan is ready for filing before filing comes up.
Inside the platform
The record, and everything that reads it.
The case record, the assistant that works it, the reading underneath, and search across all of it. Accounts, security, and legal research continue on the platform page.
Every case, one living record
Parties, acts, hearing history, orders, files, and your conversations, organised by case, the way a practice is organised. Everything else works on top of this record.
Deshmukh v. State of Maharashtra
W.P. 2214/2025 · Bombay High Court
Case files
order_14-Jul_certified.pdf
via Case Statusannexure-A_scan.pdf
via Scannerreply-draft.docx
via Smart DraftingOne assistant that can use every tool
Ask about a case and it answers from that case’s actual files. Ask for a draft or a translation and it runs the right tool inside the same conversation.
The court recorded that the objection on limitation was kept open and not decided on 14 July.[1]
- Reply was directed to be filed within four weeks[2]
Reply to application
Parties and case details already filled in · saved to the case
Reads documents as they actually arrive
Scanned annexures, stamped pages, tables inside affidavits: read and turned into clean, structured data. It is the layer the board, the drafts, and the filing packets stand on.
WP-2214-2025_annexure-A.pdf
4.1 MB · scanned
Ask for anything, in plain language
“The order where costs were imposed.” “Files from the March hearing.” Found across cases, orders, and the statements inside files.
Deshmukh v. State · order, 14 Jul
…exemplary costs imposed on the respondent…
Patil v. Kulkarni · hearing history
…application dismissed with costs, 02 Aug…
order_14-Jul_certified.pdf
Deshmukh v. State · certified copy, costs imposed
Across cases, orders, files, dates, and names: one query.
The tools
Six tools. Start with the one you need.
Each works on its own, and each works from the same case record. Smart Drafting and eFiling go deepest; the other four are where most people start.
On the platform
Who you are
Same record. Different hands.
A solo litigator, a firm, and the staff who keep both moving. Pick the day that looks like yours.
Where Lexli stops
Two lines, drawn in public.
Every promise on this page rests on one thing: what happens when the platform acts. A values list is not verifiable, so here are two commitments that are.
We do not file on our own authority
Nothing leaves Lexli for a court, a client, or a portal without your explicit approval, through your own credentials. Preparation is ours; the act is always yours.
We do not replace the advocate's judgement
Every translation, draft, and packet comes back for review, with the original beside it and the doubtful passages flagged. Output is a starting point that expects to be checked.
Features will change. Coverage will grow.
These two lines do not move.
FAQ
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