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Automate Your Time Consuming Tasks to Save Time and Efforts and Better Prepare and Equip Yourself

eLegalls is an Artificial General Intelligence (AI) driven, research-led legal tech, developed in Startup Factory (SUF) incubation at Iowa State University (ISU) in 2022.

The core research idea was envisioned with intent to use advanced technology to make a slow and expansive justice system better. And lawyers, attorneys, paralegals, legal professionals and legal experts are the main userbase.

Legalls is powered by massively trained Large Language AI Models to achieve high accuracy.

Users ask any question based on their input case facts to speed up their research, support arguments, strategics decision-making and future course of actions.

Users predict their explainable case outcome based on their input facts and accordingly restructure the facts to make them more persuasive.

Users generate any near to perfect complex documents such as legal briefs based on their input facts in few seconds, thus save enormous time and efforts.



elegalls architecture

Team

Business Advisor
Peter Hong
Mentor (SUF & G2M)
Legal Advisor
Jon Kallen
Domain advisor and mentor (G2M)
Business Advisor
John E. Derrick
Business advisor (VMS)
Business Development Advisor
Brandon Carlson
Business development advisor (VMS)
Technical Advisor
Ritu Shandilya, PhD
Technical advisor (Machine Learning)
Financial advisor
Tim Neugent
Financial advisor (SUF)
Founder/CTO
Sugam Sharma, PhD
Founder



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