AI FOR EVERY PHASE OF LITIGATION

The Unified Litigation
AI Solution

Every task in litigation, from discovery through trial, handled by AI agents in one workspace. You guide the agents, validate their work, and stay in command of the case.

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TRUST AND VERIFICATION

Grounded in your record.
Cited to the source.

Every task works from the evidence and the law of your case, and every result points back to the source.

The primary law collection

Curated case law, with a citator to confirm good law.

Your eDiscovery documents

The record produced and reviewed in your matter.

Your transcripts

Testimony down to the page and line.

Your work product

Your briefs, memos, and prior filings.

Every output the agents produce carries a citation to the exact place in the case law, the eDiscovery document, the page and line of a transcript, the pleading. You go straight to the source and confirm it in seconds.

ACROSS THE MATTER

One Solution, Every Phase of Litigation

Each phase of litigation gets its own team of AI agents, from eDiscovery through trial. They all draw on the same case record, so the work each phase produces is there for the next. Choose a litigation topic to go deeper.

END-TO-END EDISCOVERY

Know Your Case From Day One. Finish Review in Hours.

Servient starts with the facts. Before a single document is coded, the AI eDiscovery Team investigates the entire collection and hands you a detailed memo covering the key facts linked to the relevant documents.

Agentic eDiscovery runs first-pass review through a familiar process. A review manual, prevalence sampling, coding calls with explanations, and statistical validation, the way the industry has always worked, with the transparency a court requires. The difference is that it finishes in hours, minus the cost of a contract review team.

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BUILT ON THREE PILLARS OF TRUST

A Foundation of Trust and Scale

AI is only as reliable as the data under it, and only as useful as the volume it can handle.

01

Curated Primary Law.

Anchored to ground truth. Every insight links to the exact authority in our primary-law database.

02

Defensible eDiscovery.

Evidence is a regulated discipline. We process it to the legal industry's strict specifications.

03

Unmatched Scale.

Litigation runs across terabytes. So do we.

THE VIRTUAL HOUR MODEL

The Fixed-Fee Virtual-Hour Model

Legacy vendors lock you into seat licenses for software that sits idle. We sell outcomes. We price each task as a fixed fee, set by the number of hours it would take a lawyer to perform the task, the unit you and your clients already use. Your cost maps straight to your profit.

Total Cost Recovery.

Output is measured in fixed virtual hours, so billing is frictionless. Pass it through, or build it into an alternative fee arrangement with full budget certainty.

No Dead Weight.

Stop subsidizing idle subscriptions. Turn AI efficiency straight into billable value.

PRICING, STEP BY STEP

How Servient's Legal Outcome Pricing Works

Every legal task has a baseline, the hours it would take a lawyer. Every firm knows these numbers, and so do their clients. We price our AI against them.

1

Set the Baseline.

The platform estimates the manual hours for a task. A full claims analysis and memo might take an associate 30 hours. That is your baseline.

2

Convert to a Fixed Fee.

Servient turns that baseline into a fixed fee, the estimated hours at a virtual-hour rate set at a fraction of an associate's cost. The fee is locked in advance and does not move with the time the agents actually take, so you and your client get budget certainty, with the value expressed in hours you both understand.

3

Price the Outcome.

With your delivery cost fixed and known, you set your price on the value of the outcome. Lower bills for the client, higher margins for you than hourly billing ever made possible.

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