The complete AI workspace for civil-law legal practice.
Four capabilities. One workspace. Every workflow connected.
One workspace. Three practices.
Drafting, review, research, and matter memory, as each practice uses them.
Solo lawyers
The lawyer who is the practice
Draft in Word
Instruments with a legal architecture, delivered as a .docx you can open and send.
Review before it goes out
Risk, redlines, and a summary traced to the clause, on the contract in front of you.
Research with the citation
Mexican and LatAm civil-law sources. Every answer points at the statute or precedent.
This client, next time
Facts, parties, and positions stay on the matter. The next draft starts from those facts.
Legal firms
Partners and the associates who draft
One drafting standard
Document architecture lives in the workflow, so every draft meets the same standard.
Matter memory for the team
Confirmed facts, timelines, and prior positions are available on the next draft and the next review.
Share what you choose
A lawyer decides which matters, clients, and conversations a colleague can open.
The deck and the workbook
The same matter can produce the instrument, the issues spreadsheet, and the client presentation.
Legal departments
General counsel and the in-house team
The contract, the workbook, and the deck
Draft and open Word, Excel, and PowerPoint from the same matter the business already uses.
Work product in one place
Outside-counsel documents, internal positions, and the timeline stay on the matter.
Share inside the team
Counsel decides which matters, clients, and conversations the rest of the team can open.
A question the board can read
Research stays cited. The summary can leave as a deck or a workbook.
Practice-grade document generation.
Each document type carries its own legal architecture — variables, structure, risk calibration, and drafting logic built from real transactional practice. Not templates. Not generic output. Structured legal judgment at scale.
- Document architecture per type: corporate, transactional, advisory
- Variable capture, risk calibration, and protective layers
- Consistent output regardless of who drafts
- Draft and open Word, Excel, and PowerPoint
Precision review. Built to surface what matters.
Contract review, risk detection, redlines, executive summaries, multi-document comparison, and issue spotting — built to surface what matters with precision, traceability, and self-evaluation built in.
- Contract review, redlines, and risk detection
- Multi-document comparison and executive summaries
- Self-evaluation layer to reduce hallucination risk
Civil-law legal intelligence — native.
A curated civil-law legal corpus — laws, regulations, judicial precedents, and curated legal sources — with citation-based outputs. Built for civil-law jurisdictions from the ground up, not translated from common-law tooling.
- Native corpus: Mexican and LatAm civil-law sources
- Citation-based outputs — every answer traceable to a source
- External-source search where the corpus does not cover
One corpus. Three layers of Mexican law.
Every answer is grounded in a structured internal repository — not a general-purpose model guessing at the law.
01National
Federal legislation
The complete body of federal statutes and regulations, structured and kept current.
02All 32 states
State legislation
Local codes and statutes for every state, so research reflects the jurisdiction that actually applies.
03SCJN & circuits
Jurisprudence
Binding and persuasive precedent from the Supreme Court and circuit courts, linked to the statutes they interpret.
The engine that makes LexBuddy a platform.
Per-matter structured memory: confirmed facts, parties, timelines, document history, preferences, assumptions, and prior outputs. Isolated per client and matter. Traceable. Automatically available across every workflow.
- Per-matter memory: facts, parties, timelines, positions
- Isolated per client — no cross-matter contamination
- Automatically available in drafting, review, and research
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