Litco · Ana

Ana takes assignments and brings back drafts.

Ana is built to carry out whole tasks. Give Ana an objective—a memo, a chronology, or a first-pass document review—and Ana takes the assignment through every step, working while you are away.

Ana is an agentic AI system, not a chatbot or co-pilot. Give it an assignment and it plans the work and carries the plan out, even while you are away from the platform. It works alongside you too: ask it to find the case for a proposition in your brief, or the key testimony buried in a deposition transcript. Ana is like a colleague who specializes in your litigation matter.

Asked to draft a request for judicial notice for four tagged documents, Ana reads them, reports the plan it carried out, and delivers the draft filing papers (recorded on a live instance, sped up).

Hand Ana a standing objective—prepare this production for review, research these claims and write a memo, build a chronology. Ana plans the work and carries the plan out across review, research, files, and drafting. Ana keeps going until the job is finished or until you need to weigh in. You describe what the finished work should look like, and Ana brings back the deliverables.

Asked to find every document in which a witness acknowledged the agreement and to draft a memo, Ana shows its steps as it works and returns the memo with each point cited by Bates number (recorded on a live instance, sped up).

Checked quotations.

Litco checks every quotation and citation against its source before a draft reaches you. Ana compares each quotation with the source text letter by letter and labels the passage with a source pill that cites the document’s Bates number and page. You can open the cited page and confirm the match yourself.

Asked what the Supreme Court has said lately about Martin v. Hunter’s Lessee, Ana runs case-law lookups and answers with pinpoint citations for each quoted passage (recorded on a live instance, sped up).

Ana works across Review, Research, Files, and Draft, retaining everything developed on the matter. Ana can launch a review run and read the results. Ana pulls documents your team tagged or flagged in earlier review runs, applies the law to those documents, and files deliverables into your matter as real Word documents.

Assign any task you can describe.

Ana can do nearly anything you need on a case. Ana does legal research, commissions document reviews, fields questions about the matter, checks a draft against the record, and builds spreadsheets from the documents. You can also have Ana run standing jobs on a schedule—checking the docket and briefing you every morning, for example.

Draft a chronology of the dispute Run a first-pass responsiveness review Research personal jurisdiction in the Second Circuit Check this brief’s citations What did the witness say about exclusivity? Build a spreadsheet of the invoices in the record Compare the amended complaint against the original Draft the privilege log Watch the docket and brief me every morning Summarize the new production

Ana can launch a review run, read the results, and propose tags document by document. A reviewer accepts or rejects each proposal before Litco commits any tag.

A finished review run: its criteria written in plain English, and below them the documents the run tagged or flagged, each with its signals, status, and cost — A finished review run on a live instance, showing its plain-English criteria above the documents it tagged or flagged.

Ana learns the matter as your team works. When you ask for the strongest evidence, Ana cites documents by Bates number and traces the chain between them.

A document open in the review viewer, with Ana in the sidebar reporting that it tagged the document Hot, cited it by Bates number, and notified a colleague — Asked to tag the open document Hot and send it to a colleague, Ana applies the tag, sends the notification, and cites the document by Bates number on a live instance.

You describe what the finished work should look like. Ana builds real Word documents, files them to your matter, and checks every citation before you see the draft.

In the LitCo Draft editor, Ana adds a key-documents table with Bates cites to an open memo, checks the quotations, and saves the draft (recorded on a live instance, sped up).

In Microsoft Word, Ana works in a sidebar next to the draft, pulling record cites and checked quotations into the document already open. Ana runs the same verification before any cite or quotation lands on the page.

Ana remembers the matter between sessions: the parties, the issues, what it has already found, and how your firm writes. Ana improves through memory alone. Litco never uses documents or data from your matter to build or refine any outside system.

Ana works unattended. Litco publishes every LitigationBench measurement. Lawyers still handle a short list of exceptions—destructive actions, productions, and anything that spends money.

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