
Verification in Legal AI Is a Design Problem
Lawyers remain responsible. Legal AI should make its work easy to check before they sign.
The factual record for litigation.
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Mary reads every page and builds the whole factual record for your matter, including the contradictions, gaps, and documents referenced but never produced.
By the numbers
See what Mary processed, what informed an entry or output, what was reviewed but unused, and what remains unprocessed. Material referenced elsewhere but absent from the production stays visible.
Mary surfaces conflicting accounts, unexplained periods, unsupported assertions, and documents referenced elsewhere but absent from the production. The record also shows what remains unresolved.
Board minutes say approval was given on March 11. The CFO's March 14 email says approval remained conditional.
Email dated April 7 refers to “final schedule.xlsx.” No matching attachment appears in the production.
No produced material covers June 8 through August 31 for this issue. The record keeps the period visible for review.
Every entry shows whether it's supported, contradicted, or still unconfirmed, and you can open any one and check it for yourself. You don't have to take the record on faith.
Mary keeps one factual record current as new material arrives. Exact sources, coverage, contradictions, gaps, and review state stay visible, so every new piece of work starts from the same record.
As new material arrives
Partners, associates, litigation support, and approved AI tools can work from the same reviewed factual record. Less repeated fact work. Fewer competing versions of what happened.
Different matters create different ways to miss something. Mary gives each team the same foundation: one reviewable factual record of the whole matter.
Trace finances, communications, and parenting events across disclosures, bank statements, messages, and filings.
Reconstruct the sequence across contracts, emails, board materials, witness accounts, and the production.
Reconstruct treatment, symptoms, diagnoses, work capacity, and prior history across the medical file.
Maintain one reviewable factual record across investigations, business teams, outside counsel, and changing tools.
Upload or connect the documents your team already has.
Mary accounts for every document and structures people, dates, events, and factual entries.
Inspect sources, review contradictions and gaps, set status, and approve changes.
Build chronologies, investigate issues, draft work product, and reuse the record across supported tools.
Mary does not decide the case. Mary shows the whole record, including what's missing and what doesn't add up, so the lawyer can.
Coverage stays visible across the whole matter.
Competing accounts are not collapsed into one answer.
Missing and unresolved material stays in the record.
Supported, contradicted, or unconfirmed, never hidden.
Proposed updates remain pending until someone approves them.
Legal judgment remains with the lawyer.
Client data is isolated by matter, encrypted, and not used to train models. Access follows your firm's permissions.
View security details →Bring a de-identified matter or the workflow that takes your team the longest. See how Mary builds the record, what it surfaces, and what it tells you it couldn't find.