Insights on legal technology, matter intelligence, and the future of litigation from the Lumios team.
The in-house side of Lumios, intake to resolution. Forward a complaint, demand letter, subpoena, or arbitration demand to your intake address and Lumios opens the matter, runs through the checklist for that matter type, drafts the response, and reads every outside counsel invoice line by line against your billing guidelines. Plus discovery by custodian and productions matched against the requests you sent.
A rebuilt AI-driven flow for responding to requests for production, with a human on every call and a defensibility sign-off, a sharper Case Assistant you can run several conversations at once, a portfolio view with spend tracking and a cross-case assistant, and automatic insurance tender letters drafted from your own policies.
Request-level review for requests for production with per-party scoping, court-ready productions Lumios builds from AI document classification, automatic PII and PHI redaction, Okta SSO and SCIM provisioning, and a Case Assistant that reads image-heavy evidence and works from document metadata and annotations.
Litigation holds and collections module, multi-case intake, inbound email routing with Gmail integration, cluster-first ROG flow, portfolio redesign with reports and similarity heatmap, character bios, and document drafting.
Full Cognito auth migration, three-tier access controls, defensibility reports, automated email-to-case intake, universal redaction, native Excel viewer, and AI-powered case intelligence.
A detailed walkthrough of Lumios end-to-end discovery: per-request semantic scoring, three-layer privilege protection, cross-request intelligence, statistical validation, and court-defensible audit trails.
AI-native Discovery & Review module, upgraded case assistant with tool calling, new data collection integrations, funding round, and customer sandbox launches.
Introducing Lumios: AI-powered chronologies, knowledge graphs, case assistant, deposition prep, and 1M+ document processing for litigation teams.