Litigation Agent

Litigation Agent scans UYAP and e-Notification filings, logs statute-of-limitations deadlines onto the calendar, and drafts a preliminary defense outline.

What Is the Litigation Agent?

Litigation Agent is the specialist behind the case screens in Legal operations — it scans UYAP and e-Notification filings, logs statute-of-limitations deadlines onto the calendar and drafts a preliminary defense outline for the lawyer to refine.

Filing Scan — Every filing and notification read the day it arrives
Deadlines — Statute-of-limitations dates on the calendar, not in a notebook
Defense Outline — A first outline of the defense, ready for the lawyer

In one sentence

Filing scans, logged deadlines and defense outlines — one specialist behind the case screens in Legal operations.

How the Agent Builds Its Context

Every screen in Legal follows the same two-step approach, and Litigation Agent always provides the second step:

Step 1 — Find the relevant records → Step 2 — Litigation Agent reasons over them

Step	What it does
Step 1	Searches the tenant's own live records for the ones relevant to the item being reviewed, entirely on the user's own device.
Step 2	Takes the most relevant matches and reasons over them the way a specialist in that field would, producing the structured finding the screen displays.

The candidate pool is always the tenant's own records

Litigation Agent works with the records already on file for the tenant rather than an external archive, so every finding can be traced back to something the team can open and verify.

What Litigation Agent Checks

Each area below is backed by its own dedicated reasoning, grounded in the same kind of records a specialist reviews every day:

Area	Check	What it looks at
Filing Scan	UYAP filings	new entries picked up
	e-Notifications	read and summarized
	Filing type	petition, order, evidence…
	Matter matching	attached to the right case
Deadlines	Procedural deadlines	response and appeal dates
	Limitation periods	calculated from the claim
	Calendar entries	with reminders
	Conflicts	hearings overlapping deadlines
Defense Outline	Claims list	what the petition asserts
	Counterpoints	arguments to consider
	Open questions	facts still to confirm
	Lawyer hand-back	always reviewed, never filed

Where Litigation Agent Fits

Litigation Agent has no ledger of its own — every record lives in the add-on's own tenant-scoped store. Its job is strictly the reasoning step: given the context a screen already assembled, produce a structured judgment and hand it back to the person responsible for that record.

A reasoning layer, not a data layer

Litigation Agent never reads or writes stored records directly — it receives the context the calling screen assembled, reasons over it and returns a result. Saving that result and any follow-up action remain the screen's responsibility, and every finding is handed back to a person rather than acted on automatically.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Litigation Agent specific to Legal?

Today, yes — its capabilities exist to serve the Legal screens. The same two-step pattern is used by Patent Agent, Customs Agent and Compliance Agent in other parts of TotalApp.

Does Litigation Agent make final decisions on its own?

No. It returns findings — a flag, a discrepancy, a recommendation — and hands them back to the person responsible. Nothing is filed, paid, approved or sent automatically.

What happens if the agent finds no relevant records?

It says so instead of guessing. The finding is returned with a note that no supporting records were found, so the reviewer knows to check manually.

Where can I see Litigation Agent in action?

On the Litigation Agent product page, which walks through a typical session, or directly in the app on the Legal screens.