Five specialists, one matter, no coordinating.

Triage

Watches the mailbox you connected. Reads each message in full, works out which matter it belongs to, files the attachments with it, and pulls out the dates that matter.

• Matched, suggested, or not a matter - and it says which
• Hearing dates, filing deadlines and discovery requests extracted
• Attachments filed to the matter's documents, text and all
• Ambiguous mail held for you rather than filed on a guess

Paralegal

Pulls facts out of the documents as they arrive, tracks the disclosure clock, notices what a matter is still missing, and drafts the request for it so it is waiting for you rather than waiting on you.

• Preliminary declaration of disclosure tracked to its deadline
• Missing tax returns and asset statements identified
• Request-for-information emails drafted into your review queue
• Matter timeline kept current as things arrive

Filing assistant

Prepares the forms. Maps the facts the matter already holds onto the fields, works out which fields the record cannot support and asks you for exactly those, then writes the county's filing instructions to go with the draft.

• FL-150, FL-142 and RA-010 filled from the matter record
• Fields it cannot source asked for in plain language, not guessed
• Filing instructions from the county's own local rules
• Mandatory and optional forms for the filing separated out

Discovery review

Reads opposing counsel's responses the way you would if you had the afternoon. Scores each one and tells you which answers are evasive, which are incomplete, and where a meet-and-confer letter is the next move.

• Each response scored, from complete down to objection-only
• General objections without a specific basis flagged
• Partial production and missing documents called out
• CCP §§ 2030-2033 cited when it flags an objection

Assistant

The one you talk to. Answers questions about a matter from its own synopsis and timeline, counts deadlines on the county's calendar, and explains a procedure step by step with the statute attached.

• CCP § 1005 court-day math, with the arithmetic shown
• Court holidays checked, court days distinguished from calendar days
• Answers cite the document, and the citation is a link
• Says so when it is unsure rather than filling the gap

Every action is logged

What the agent called, what it was given, and what came back. Open any answer and read the trace rather than taking the result on faith.

Reasoning you can follow

The steps behind a conclusion are shown, with links to the rule or the document each step leaned on. A deadline shows the calendar it counted.

Answers link to their sources

When Cedent cites a draft or a document in an answer, that citation is a link. Click it and you are looking at the thing it relied on.

Cost is visible per matter

What the AI work cost is tracked against the matter that caused it, so it is a line you can see rather than a bill you discover.