When can I access BlueCite and Entrustor?

BlueCite and Entrustor are currently in private Beta. Please email us at contact@luri.ai for private Beta access.

How can I contact you?

Please send us emails to contact@luri.ai and we will get back to you as soon as we can!

What is BriefCase?

BriefCase is an AI-powered legal tool that turns court opinions or legal texts into case briefs in an easily digestible, customizable, and user-friendly manner!

How is BriefCase different from ChatGPT?

BriefCase AI uses the IRAC case briefing method with a fine grained structure to provide more consistent and better results! In addition, BriefCase is customizable, meaning you can choose the sections you need in your brief, and add annotations and notes to your case briefs. Whether you choose to add your copy of the case text or directly pull from a database of case documents, BriefCase is your one stop you need to brief any case. Use it on the go by downloading the mobile app on the Apple App Store (coming soon on Google Play).

Is BriefCase available as a mobile app?

Yes! BriefCase is available on iPhone — download it on the Apple App Store. Android and additional mobile tools are coming soon.

What if I don't know exactly what case I am looking for, can I search for cases?

Yes! BriefCase has built-in search for cases. Just put in your case name or facts from the case you are looking for and we'll pull it up for you.

How and when can I access my brief?

As soon as you generate your brief, you can access it. It will also be stored in your Previous Cases history so you can return to the brief whenever you need it! Add your case briefs to folders that you create to keep your Bookshelf Organized.

How much does BriefCase cost?

BriefCase provides 10 free case briefs per account for every user. We also offer a premium student plan for $15 per month that gives users unlimited case briefs per month or a regular premium plan for $30 a month that also offers users unlimited case briefs per month. Contact us at contact@luri.ai if you need a discount code.

Who is Complainer for?

Complainer is built for:

• Pro se litigants who want to understand how complaints are structured
• Lawyers who want a fast starting point or internal draft reference

What types of cases does Complainer work best on?

Complainer works best for civil trial court cases, including:

• Landlord–tenant disputes
• Contract disputes
• Employment-related civil claims
• Personal injury (non-complex)
• General civil tort claims

It is not designed for:

• Criminal cases
• Family law – check out our Family Counselor tool (currently in Beta)
• Immigration
• Bankruptcy
• Appeals
• Class actions
• Small claims filings

Does Complainer support small claims court?

No. Complainer is designed for limited and unlimited civil cases, not small claims.

Which jurisdictions does Complainer support?

Complainer works best for California civil complaints.

It also works reasonably well for states that follow similar civil caption and pleading formats. These typically include many states that use:

• Line-numbered pleadings
• Caption-first complaint structures
• Code-pleading or hybrid systems

Examples often include Washington, Oregon, Nevada, Arizona, Colorado, Illinois, New York (structure only, not substance).

However, Complainer is not guaranteed to be compliant in every state and their jurisdiction. Local rules and formatting may vary by court and county.

Does Complainer include legal strategy?

No. Complainer focuses on structure and organization, not strategy.

Can Complainer file documents for me?

No. Complainer does not file anything with a court.

Does Complainer recommend attorneys who can help?

No. Complainer may display attorneys in your area, but it does not recommend them. This is not a referral service.

Is Complainer affiliated with the attorneys shown?

No. Any attorney listings are informational only. Complainer does not endorse or recommend any attorney.

Has the attorney network launched?

No. The attorney network is not yet live. Stay tuned for more updates by subscribing to our newsletter.

How much does Complainer cost?

Demand letters are always free. Complaint samples cost $150 per complaint sample. The $150 covers:

• One complaint sample
• Unlimited use of the tool for that complaint
• Ongoing edits and refinements
• Collaboration with the tool on the same complaint

There is no per-edit or per-revision fee.

What is LexCurrent?

LexCurrent is a legal intelligence tool built by Lexicon Labs that tracks prediction market litigation in real time. It gives you a live view of key cases, court rulings, signals, and market moves — all in one place. Built for litigators, researchers, and anyone who needs to stay ahead of the market.

How does case tracking work?

LexCurrent monitors active cases across federal district and appellate courts, tracking outcomes by party type, jurisdiction, and court level. Results are displayed on a scoreboard and litigation map so you can see patterns and pressure points at a glance.

What are the pricing tiers?

Tracker — Free. Follow key cases, access the scoreboard, and view the litigation map.

Reporter — Coming soon. Deeper signals, alerts, and expanded coverage.

Scholar — Coming soon. Full research-grade access with export and API features.

What prediction markets does LexCurrent cover?

LexCurrent currently tracks cases across Kalshi, Polymarket, Coinbase, Robinhood, and Nadex. Coverage will expand as the platform grows.