AdvoHQ

An AI Case Command Center for litigators - one place to manage matters, understand documents, track deadlines, and identify risks like missing evidence, contradictions, procedural gaps, and case-readiness issues.

AI Case Command Center — manage every matter from one structured workspace. Document Intelligence — upload and understand bulky case files, pleadings, contracts, notices, and evidence faster. Litigation Risk Intelligence — identify contradictions, missing evidence, procedural gaps, limitation concerns, and case-readiness risks. Deadline & Hearing Tracking — monitor court dates, filing deadlines, compliance steps, and reminders. Matter & Task Management — organise case details, notes, tasks, responsibilities, and progress. Source-Linked Insights — important findings are linked back to the relevant document or source for advocate review. Expert Collaboration — enable lawyers, patent agents, engineers, and other domain experts to work on the same matter. Client Coordination — centralise updates, requests, and matter communication. Drafting & Case Preparation Support — assist with summaries, notes, issue identification, and structured preparation. Secure Legal Workspace — designed around confidentiality, controlled access, and lawyer oversight. Institutional Knowledge — build a structured archive of matters, documents, interpretations, and workflows over time. Advocate-in-Control AI — AdvoHQ supports legal judgment; the lawyer remains the final decision-maker.

AdvoHQ is looking for practical collaboration from law firms, not just endorsements.

Workflow feedback — understand how lawyers actually manage matters, documents, deadlines, and teams. Pain-point validation — identify where time is lost and where legal risk appears. Prototype testing — review early features and suggest improvements. Pilot matters — test AdvoHQ on anonymised or controlled cases. Risk-framework validation — help us define which contradictions, procedural gaps, evidence issues, and case-readiness risks truly matter. Advisory support — occasional guidance from partners/senior associates. Co-development — build firm-specific workflows or specialised modules together. Early adoption — become design partners and first pilot customers.