Litmas AI is a litigation platform for evidence mapping, verified citations and motion drafting. Plans start at $125 per case per month. Read the review.
Researched and fact-checked by Bartu Cavusoglu · Updated October 26, 2026
Litmas AI is an AI-powered litigation management platform built for litigators. It brings legal research, evidence organization, case analysis and motion drafting into one workflow, rather than leaving attorneys to move between separate research, drafting and document tools.
The company says it was built by practicing litigators, including its CEO Jason Weber, who spent 14 years as a commercial litigator. Its stated aim is work product that is fully sourced and traceable, with the attorney in control at every step.
Litmas AI is meant for litigation-focused attorneys, in-house counsel and insurance defense teams. The company names small and mid-sized firms, including contingency practices, as its primary customers.
The workflow has five stages: upload documents, identify and verify facts, ask the Research Agent, validate case law, and draft motions. Users upload pleadings, discovery responses, depositions, medical records, expert reports and correspondence. Litmas AI runs OCR on every page and indexes by document type, dates, parties and witness names.
The Evidence Mapper then extracts causes of action from the complaint and maps each legal element to supporting facts, showing which claims are ready to prove and which need more discovery. Each fact points to a page and line in the source document.
Case law validation checks that cited cases exist and reviews their citation treatment to judge whether they are good law. Verified facts and cases can be assigned to a motion, and the Motion Builder generates a draft from them.
The Research Agent answers plain-language questions about the case, such as what supports causation, with document name, page and line citations. It can also draft interrogatories, build deposition outlines and summarize timelines. When a new document arrives, Litmas AI compares it with the existing record and flags conflicts such as changed accounts or moved dates.
On the legal side, each case and statute is validated against U.S. court opinions through dual-layer validation, and citations are traced forward and backward to show supporting and undercutting authority.
Drafting is iterative: each section is tested against the case facts and authorities, rewritten where support is weak, and exported with every cited document as an exhibit. A case strength view shows which claims are supported and what discovery could fill gaps.
Litmas AI is an AI-powered litigation platform for attorneys. It organizes case documents, maps facts to legal elements, verifies case law citations and drafts motions tied to the case record.
The Per-Case Plan is $125 per case per month with a $125 monthly minimum platform fee. The Unlimited Plan is $999 per month per attorney. Managed drafting services are $1,499 per case per month per attorney.
The site offers a Try Litmas AI button and a Start Your Free Trial call to action. For firms evaluating across multiple attorneys or practice areas, it sets up a dedicated trial period, arranged through a demo.
The company says every case, statute and pincite is validated against verified U.S. court opinions through dual-layer validation, and that unvalidated citations are removed. It also states that verifying output before filing remains the attorney's responsibility.
It serves attorneys in all 50 U.S. states, covering both state and federal jurisdictions. The company says it is still expanding and deepening its document library.
It is designed for litigation-focused attorneys, in-house counsel and insurance defense teams. Its primary customers are small and mid-sized firms, including contingency practices, though it also works with larger litigation teams.
The sources do not name specific integrations. The site describes an API-ready ecosystem, and the Unlimited Plan includes case management integration support.
Yes. Subscriptions can be canceled at any time, and the account stays active until the end of the current billing cycle. No long-term commitments are required.