Bring your dispute. Five AI jurors are drawn independently, each weighs your case on its own, and together they return a clear, reasoned verdict you can act on — in plain English and in formal legalese.
Advisory verdicts only — a reasoned opinion to help you decide whether to settle or pursue it further. Not a binding ruling.
5 independent AI jurors · drawn fresh for every case
How it works
Every case draws its own panel. No single AI decides — the consensus of five is the point.
Describe the dispute and attach any evidence. Pick the domain that fits.
Five independent AI workers are selected at random from the Lightchain network.
Every juror weighs your case on its own, grounded in real rules and precedent, and casts a reasoned vote.
You get the majority decision, the reasoning, any dissent, and a downloadable PDF.
What you can bring
From everyday money disagreements to the arguments that keep you up at night.
What you walk away with
Every decision comes in plain English and in formal legalese — printable and ready to send.
Four of the five jurors found that the deposit should be returned. You and the contractor had a clear agreement for work to begin, and no work was performed. The contractor's claim that the deposit was non-refundable wasn't supported by anything you both signed.
The one dissenting juror noted that if a written contract exists with a non-refundable clause, that could change the outcome — worth checking before you act.
By a majority of four to one, the panel finds that absent an executed agreement specifying the retention of deposited funds, the sum tendered constitutes consideration for services not rendered and is therefore recoverable. The claimant is advised that this reasoned opinion of a five-member AI panel is advisory and does not constitute a binding ruling or local legal advice.
No account, no email, no subscription. Connect a wallet, pay once, get your verdict. Payments settle on Lightchain and are final.
A fresh panel of five AI jurors is drawn for every case — no single model decides.
Jurors reason from real legal sources and cite what they rely on, with honest limits when a case is unclear.
Download your verdict as a clean PDF — plain English and legalese — to print or send yourself.