One operating system. Six editions of practice.
JustineAI™ is the Agentic Legal OS. The reasoning core — Eve-Legal F5/reasoner — is the same across every edition. What changes is the workflow, the document pipeline, and the jurisdictional taxonomy. If you’re a personal-injury, workers’-comp, medical-malpractice, mass-tort, insurance-bad-faith, or employment-class attorney, you’re on the roster. The PI edition is in market today; the other five are calibrated and queued by wave.
Pick the edition that matches your practice.
Each edition shares the Eve-Legal F5/reasoner compositional fabric and the supervisor + sub-agent pattern. What differs is the calibration of the legal reasoner on Eve-Genesis (Law Edition) for the specific vertical: the workflow shape, the documents the analyzers know to parse, and the jurisdictional taxonomies the reasoner navigates.
- PIIn market
JustineAI™ — Personal Injury Edition
Plaintiff-side personal-injury practice. Justine’s Workspace v1.2 intake with per-field provenance and validator council; nine-step Curation Layer over the medical record; four-pass demand-letter pipeline with ICD-10 / CPT validation and CourtListener citation verification; one-click Demand Package assembly (cover letter + Medical Chronology + Bill Stack); supervisor-over-sub-agents pattern across the nine-status case lifecycle.
Intake → Curation → Demand Package → Settlement, across the 9-status PI workflow.
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- WCIn market
JustineAI™ — Workers’ Comp Edition
Applicant-side California workers’ comp. The permanent-disability Value Engine (WPI → FEC → occupation → age, strict-AMA vs. rebutted rating), apportionment reasoning (Escobedo / Almaraz-Guzman / Ogilvie), AME / PQME analysis, MMI / P&S tracking, MTUS / ACOEM utilization review through UR → IMR, C&R vs. Stips settlement math, and bilingual EN/ES client letters and voice. Attorney-attested throughout.
PD Value Engine · apportionment · AME/PQME · MTUS/ACOEM UR→IMR · C&R vs. Stips — applicant-side, California.
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- MTComing next
JustineAI™ — Mass Tort Edition
MDL specialists. One Justine supervisor coordinates thousands of plaintiff sub-agents in a single context — bellwether scoring, settlement-matrix modeling at scale, lien negotiation, plaintiff fact-sheet auto-population. The supervisor + sub-agent pattern is the moat.
One supervisor. Thousands of plaintiff sub-agents. Bellwether scoring + settlement matrix.
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- MMOn the roadmap
JustineAI™ — Medical Malpractice Edition
Multi-provider medical chronology across 5,000–50,000 pages per case. Causation analysis grounded in cited standard-of-care deviations. Daubert challenge preparation. Certificate-of-merit drafting. Expert-witness management.
Multi-provider chronology, causation reasoning, Daubert prep, certificate of merit.
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- IBOn the roadmap
JustineAI™ — Insurance Bad Faith Edition
Plaintiff-side bad-faith litigation. Policy-language interpretation, claim-file analysis, prior-claim pattern detection across the carrier’s portfolio, claim-handler deposition preparation, Brandt fees calculation.
Policy interpretation, claim-file analysis, Brandt fees, claim-handler depo prep.
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- ELOn the roadmap
JustineAI™ — Employment Class Edition
Plaintiff-side employment class action and FLSA collectives. Class certification motion practice, damages modeling at class scale, FLSA fluctuating-workweek calculations, opt-in conversion tracking, EEOC charge orchestration.
Class certification, damages modeling at class scale, FLSA collectives, EEOC orchestration.
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Three waves. No dates.
In market — PI and WC. Personal Injury is live today, and Workers’ Comp is live for applicant-side California practice — its PD Value Engine, apportionment reasoning, AME/PQME analysis, and C&R-vs-Stips settlement math shipped. Self-serve trial for solo and small practices; sales-assisted for mid-size and enterprise. Every capability listed on each edition’s page is shipped.
Coming next — Mass Tort. We chose MT as the next edition because the supervisor + sub-agent pattern that powers PI is the same pattern mass tort needs at scale — one Justine coordinating thousands of plaintiff sub-agents in a single reasoning context.
Wave 3 — on the roadmap. Medical Malpractice, Insurance Bad Faith, Employment Class. These are calibrations away — the document pipeline shape, the jurisdictional rules, the per-vertical motion practice. The reasoning core is the same.
We don’t publish dates because we don’t miss them. When an edition opens, we announce it on the day it’s ready and we reach out to every attorney who told us about their practice — in the order they told us.
The AI is the moat. The OS is the everyday.
Eve-Legal F5/reasoner is the reasoning core that produces the demand letter, reads the medical record set, and writes the strategy memo. JustineAI™ is the operating system that sits above it — case management, deadlines, conflicts, trust accounting, time tracking, native e-signature, the public intake portal, the integrations your firm already runs. Six pillars. Twenty-six practice-operations capabilities. Shared across every edition of the OS — PI and WC (applicant-side, California) today; MT / MM / IB / EL as each wave opens.
- Matter lifecycle. Tasks. Calendars. Time.
Case operations
- Case management
Matters, phases, dashboards, status flows, custom checklists per case type — the file your firm actually works.
- Deadlines + SOL tracking
Statute-of-limitations clocks per matter; court-deadline rules per jurisdiction; automated reminder cadence; nothing falls through.
- Conflict-of-interest check
Every new intake runs through an automated conflict ledger keyed to the firm’s existing clients and adverse parties. Ethics-rule compliance built in, not bolted on.
- Tasks + appointments
Per-matter task lists, calendar integration with Microsoft 365, and appointment scheduling.
- Time tracking + writing-style
Attorney billable-hours tracking with billing reconciliation. Per-attorney writing-style preferences applied to every AI-generated draft so the voice stays the firm’s own.
- Case management
- Trust accounting. Billing. Settlement. Loans.
Financial operations
- Trust accounting (IOLTA)
Interest On Lawyer Trust Accounts handled to the standard your state bar requires. Reconciliation built in. Auditable. The single most-often-cited reason a PI firm replaces its case-management software.
- Billing — Stripe + Square
Dual billing paths. Per-seat subscriptions on Stripe; flat-tier plans on Square. Automated reconciliation. The firm chooses the path that matches its payment flow.
- Settlement schedules + disbursements
Settlement-schedule modeling, disbursement statement preparation, client-side settlement explainer, lien orchestration across Medicare, Medicaid, ERISA, and provider liens.
- Expenses + pre-settlement loans
Per-matter expense tracking. Litigation-funding loan management when the matter is on the financing path.
- Trust accounting (IOLTA)
- E-filing. Pleadings. E-signature. Letter templates.
Court + filing
- E-filing packet prep
Justine assembles and tracks the e-filing packet with a checklist per matter — preparation and tracking, not direct court submission. The attorney files.
- Pleadings drafting
Complaint + answer drafting calibrated to the matter and jurisdiction, distinct from the demand-letter pipeline.
- Native e-signature
Engagement letters, consent forms, releases, and settlement agreements signed in-app under ESIGN / UETA, with a hash-chained audit trail and Certificate of Completion. Native e-signature is the default; firms can also connect their own DocuSign account (bring-your-own integration key) to view their existing envelopes.
- Custom letter templates
Firm-branded letterheads and letter templates beyond the demand-letter pipeline — status letters, lien letters, treatment letters, the firm’s standard library.
- E-filing packet prep
- Public intake portal. Client SMS. Email. Bilingual (WC).
Client + communication
- Public intake portal
A firm-branded public intake portal at /intake/{firm} where prospective clients tell their story; submissions land in the firm’s inbox, structured and conflict-checkable. (A client case-status portal is on the roadmap.)
- Client SMS (ACS)
Opt-in, STOP-compliant client texting for case-status updates and reminders, with an attorney-alert number-privacy relay that masks the attorney’s personal number. Transmitted via Azure Communication Services on a toll-free line.
- Per-case client email
Real client messages threaded to the matter and sent through Microsoft 365 / Outlook — the correspondence lives with the file.
- Bilingual EN / ES (WC)
On the Workers’ Comp edition, client letters draft in English or Spanish and voice dictation + read-aloud honor either language — so the applicant reads and hears their case in the language they speak.
- Public intake portal
- Case Advisor. Document RAG. Outcome statistics. Search.
Intelligence + analytics
- Case Advisor agent
A standalone AI surface — the attorney asks Justine "what should I do next on this matter" and gets a structured strategic answer grounded in the case file.
- Ask over your documents (RAG)
Semantic retrieval across the matter’s own records and filings — ask a question, get the answer with the source, powered by Azure AI Search.
- Outcome statistics
Settlement-value distribution and case-outcome statistics from the firm’s historical matters and venue comparables — heuristic firm statistics, not a trained predictive ML model.
- Full-text search
Search every matter, every document, every reasoning step — bounded by tenant + role.
- Reports + Quick Analyze + Spotlight
Firm-level reporting on productivity, matter inventory, and settlement velocity; a one-off matter-analysis surface for intake triage; a cmd-K command palette for power users.
- Case Advisor agent
- Microsoft 365. Dropbox. CourtListener. DocuSign (bring-your-own).
Integrations
- Microsoft 365
Outlook calendar + email integration and OneDrive document sync. Single sign-on via Microsoft Entra ID is available under enterprise terms. The identity boundary your firm already runs on.
- Dropbox
Attach document libraries from Dropbox to matters without copy-and-paste; the canonical record stays where the firm already keeps it.
- DocuSign (bring-your-own)
Firms standardized on DocuSign can connect their own account under Settings → Integrations → Advanced (supplying their own integration key) to view their existing envelopes. This is a bring-your-own connection, not a one-click integration like Microsoft 365 or Dropbox, and it does not send or create envelopes. Native in-app e-signature (ESIGN / UETA) remains the default.
- CourtListener
Every case-law citation resolved against CourtListener at generation time — fail-closed. Filevine, telephony, and third-party case-management connectors are on the roadmap.
- Microsoft 365
What’s coming — labeled as coming.
We publish the roadmap plainly and never present a roadmap item as shipped. The following are in development, not live today. Everything else on this page is a shipped capability you can use in the PI and WC editions now.
- Coming
Filevine integration
Bidirectional sync with Filevine for firms migrating from it. On the roadmap — not live today. The turnkey approved integrations today are Microsoft 365 and Dropbox; DocuSign is available as a bring-your-own connection (firms supply their own integration key to view their envelopes).
- Coming
Client case-portal
A client-facing portal for case status, document upload, and messaging. On the roadmap. The firm-branded public intake portal (/intake) is live today and is a distinct surface.
- Coming
Phone intake / telephony
An inbound conversational voice line that answers the firm’s intake number. On the roadmap. Today, AI intake is a live public web chat, not a phone line.
- Coming
Direct court e-filing submission
Justine prepares and tracks the e-filing packet today; direct submission to the court is on the roadmap. The attorney files.
- Coming
Self-serve SSO, bank auto-feed
Self-serve single sign-on (SAML / Entra ID beyond enterprise terms) and a bank auto-feed for trust reconciliation are on the roadmap.
- Coming
MT, MM, IB, EL editions
Mass Tort is coming next; Medical Malpractice, Insurance Bad Faith, and Employment Class are on the roadmap. PI and WC (applicant-side, California) are in market today.
The reasoner orchestrates. The frontier consults.
Every JustineAI™ edition runs on Eve-Legal™ Fusion v5 — a compositional fabric, not a stack. One Microsoft Phi-3 classifier, one Eve-Legal™ F5/reasoner trained on Eve-Genesis™ (Law Edition), three frontier slots composed per request. The reasoner owns the request; the frontier models consult.
Where a jurisdiction or client prohibits a specific provider, that provider is swapped without rebuilding the agent. Provider-agnostic by design.
Routes each request to the right depth — quick lookup versus deep investigation — in under a second. The first responder of the architecture; decides which downstream models compose for the query at hand.
The law reasoner. Trained on a synthetic reasoning dataset built from canonical law methodology — specifically the reasoning modes the discipline actually uses (analogical, abductive, dialectical). The orchestrator: scaffolds the reasoning structure, delegates sub-problems to the frontier slots as consultants, synthesises the final answer in the discipline’s idiom. No customer data in training.
Three frontier models composed dynamically per request — one for deep synthesis and judging, one for alternative reasoning paths, one for long-context analysis. Provider-agnostic by design; any model can be swapped without rebuilding the agent. The frontier models work for us, not the other way around.
We don’t compete with frontier labs on foundation-model capability. We compose frontier models into our reasoning systems. Eve-Genesis™ training data is 100% synthetic by construction — no customer conversation is ever used to train a model.
See JustineAI™ in your practice.
For PI principals, managing partners, and litigation operators evaluating reasoning-grade AI for their firm. Self-serve trial available for solo and small practices; sales-assisted for mid-size and enterprise.