Get free help with litigation through our AI assistant
Get free AI answers to your litigation law questions
The option to connect to lawyers who specialize in litigation law
Make informed decisions about your litigation law matters
Facing a legal conflict can feel overwhelming, especially when you're unsure about your entitlements or the best course of action. Whether you're considering initiating legal proceedings, managing a civil matter, or trying to comprehend commercial disputes, our intelligent legal assistant provides instant information without the pressure of hiring an attorney immediately.
Our advanced AI legal assistant helps you understand your legal position, assess your choices, and make informed decisions about dispute resolution. From simple questions about legal entitlements to complex business conflicts, get the clarity you need to move forward confidently.
How our AI assistant helps with legal disputes and litigation
Why use an AI assistant for litigation help?
Your litigation questions answered in 3 easy steps
Describe your legal issue
Receive tailored legal information
Connect with a qualified litigation attorney if you need more help
FAQs about our AI legal assistant and litigation
Litigation is the legal process of resolving disputes in court. It covers everything from small personal claims to complex commercial lawsuits and may involve filing, discovery, hearings, and trials before a judge or jury.
The assistant provides legal information, not personalized legal advice. For complex matters, it's best to consult a qualified attorney for professional guidance.
Yes, the AI assistant is completely free. You can ask unlimited questions and explore your legal options at no cost. If you choose to work with an attorney, that would involve a separate fee.
The assistant is trained on current US litigation laws and delivers reliable information. While helpful for most cases, it’s still important to consult a lawyer for personalized advice in complex or high-stakes situations.
Civil litigation involves disputes between individuals or between individuals and organizations. Commercial litigation focuses on business disputes such as contracts and partnerships, and it often includes more complex legal and financial issues.
To start a lawsuit, you need to gather evidence, choose the right court, complete the correct paperwork, and serve the other party within the deadline. LawConnect can walk you through this process based on your situation.
You must file a legal claim, provide supporting evidence, serve court documents, and follow court procedures. Requirements vary based on the dispute type and court jurisdiction. Time limits for filing also apply.
Yes, you can represent yourself in court. This is called appearing pro se. It is common for small claims, but more complex disputes usually benefit from hiring a lawyer.
The timeline depends on how prepared you are, court availability, and the complexity of the case. Simple matters can move quickly, while complex litigation may take months or even years.
