The big legal platforms weren’t built for you.
The document work was built by a person who spent a career doing it. The legal review was built by a lawyer. DilloLex is the tool they both wished they had.
Nineteen years in litigation, from legal assistant to paralegal to law clerk. He retired, got restless, went looking at whether firms still fight the same document problems he had fought for two decades, and found that they do.
DilloLex was tested against hundreds of his own cases before it ever reached another firm. Every drafting format in the product is one he files himself, which is why pleadings come out in the form the court actually expects rather than a generic template’s idea of it.
The rest of the team
A small team of attorneys, law clerks, and paralegals who prefer to stay behind the work. Together we have lived the chaos these platforms ignore.
Integrations
It runs in the folders you already use. Live today with Clio, Microsoft 365 (OneDrive, SharePoint), Google Workspace (Drive), and your existing folders. The integration is not an endorsement by Clio.
Proof, not promises.
The engine drafted; it did not decide. Every brief went through full attorney review before it was used on the matter, and no client, firm, or case names are disclosed. At a $250/hr floor the same time is worth about $8,500 to $12,500.
Three convictions.
They came out of practicing law with these files, not out of a product meeting.
Augment your team.
Good legal work is human judgment applied to facts. The right job for software is to clear the mechanical load: naming, stamping, redacting, assembling. DilloLex proposes; your staff decides; your attorney approves.
Confidentiality is the architecture.
You can’t bolt privacy onto a tool built to ship everything to the cloud. All the AI reasoning runs on the box your firm owns, no client content reaches an outside AI service, the appliance takes no inbound connections, and its disk is encrypted at rest.
Own your tools.
Rented software can be repriced, repackaged, or retired out from under you, and the meter runs whether you use it or not. One retainer pays for the license, and the client after that is just a client, not a renewal to fund.
Give it a thousand unsorted files and it will:
DilloLex is jointly owned by an attorney licensed in Nevada and Washington, working with a small team of attorneys, law clerks, and paralegals who prefer to stay behind the work. DilloLex is a veteran owned company. It integrates with Clio Manage; the integration is not an endorsement by Clio.
Bring that same engine to your firm.
DilloLex runs on real Nevada matters in your office today.
Every day, 8am to 8pm. A founder answers — never a salesperson.