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Litigation support · Client pilot

Lower the cost of your lawsuit.

Legal bills often pay for reconstruction: re-reading, re-sorting and re-explaining your own records. Legal HQ is litigation support you run yourself, one organized record of the facts, documents, deadlines and decisions. Your lawyer starts from a clean file, and your legal spend goes to judgment and strategy instead of busywork.

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What the pilot includes

  1. 01

    The framework

    The Legal HQ structure, set up in your own workspace: matter model, chronology, evidence log with sources, procedural clock, discovery ledger, decision log and a counsel-ready packet.

  2. 02

    Advisory

    Working sessions with John on organizing the record, preparing for meetings with counsel and keeping decisions traceable. Advisory is operational. It isn't legal advice, and it doesn't replace your lawyer.

  3. 03

    Pilot pricing

    Pilot clients get a discounted rate in exchange for candid feedback on what works and what doesn't. Pricing is shared on a short call.

Who it's for

Business owners, founders and executives with a real dispute: active litigation, arbitration, or a conflict that may become one. It works best alongside counsel you already have or expect to hire.

The product is not DIY law. The product is a better client.

  • You keep re-explaining the history to new people
  • Documents live in inboxes, drives and other people's files
  • You can't see the deadlines or what was decided and why
  • You want to make decisions, not just approve invoices

Request a pilot seat.

Legal HQ is not a law firm and does not provide legal advice or representation. Joining the pilot does not create an attorney-client relationship. Don't send case facts or documents through this form; that conversation comes later, and only if there's a fit.

Do not submit case facts, deadlines, documents or confidential information. Submitting this form does not create an attorney-client relationship, and Legal HQ does not provide legal advice.

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