Business Litigation + Artificial Intelligence
This AI powered research tool uses a complete record of NC Business Court opinions, pleadings, and orders for a conversational approach to researching North Carolina’s business jurisprudence.
Easily Review the Arguments and Opinions of the State's Leading Business Litigators and Jurists
Write Rule Statements
Asking "Write a rule statement of ______" will produce a prose statement of the stated cause of action with links to review the source(s) in a pop up window.
Review How Facts Are Applied to Elements
Easily find examples of what facts have and have not supported the elements of a claim. For an example, try the prompt "What investigation is sufficient to support the reasonable reliance requirement of the tort of fraudulent misrepresentation"?
Analyze Fact Patterns for Potential Claims/Defenses
Pasting in a fact pattern and asking "What legal claims can be made on these facts?" or "What defenses can be made against these allegations?" will support brainstorming on how to proceed in the litigation.
Find Example Motions and Go Bys
Searching for "Do you know of an example of _____?" can help you find orders analyzing motions you need to make. For example, you can search "Do you know of an example of a successful motion for summary judgment by a defendant against a veil piercing claim?"
Query Local Rules in all 100 Counties (Coming Soon)
A separate list of small chatbots is available to chat with the local rules in each county.
New Features Added Regularly
Updates provided every month or two to add features based on the daily needs of practicing litigators. Submit feedback and feature requests anytime.
FAQ
Frequently Asked
Questions
Yes, this site is free. While there is a monthly carrying cost for the technology supporting the site, there is no current plan to charge for the service.
No, this is not associated with any court, government agency, or other official institution. This is a hobby project by a North Carolina attorney and AI enthusiast.
The filings in the database are downloaded from the North Carolina Business Court’s public docket. Some are Business Court opinions while others are filings from attorneys. This site does not represent or warrant that any legal statement in the filings is accurate. Nor can or does the site guarantee that the analysis provided by the AI is accurate. As the prompt says, you should double check everything it tells you. It is a starting point for research, and a competent, licensed attorney should create any legal end product.
The chatbot is a RAG application (retrieval augmented generation) that uses all Business Court filings from the Court’s founding until March of 2025 as the data source. The AI used is ChatGPT utilizing vectors specifically designed to analyze legal documents.
