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Court Argument Builder

See both sides of your case before you walk into court.

Court Argument Builder is LawKraft's AI tool for preparing courtroom arguments. Describe your case, your role, and the court, and get arguments in your favour, arguments against you, and rebuttals — each backed by statutes and precedent — so you can prepare for what the other side will actually say.

How it works

1

Describe your case

Enter the facts, your role (Plaintiff, Defendant, Petitioner, Respondent, and others), the court, and the case type — Criminal, Civil Suit, Cheque Bounce (Sec. 138 NI Act), Bail, Matrimonial, or Arbitration.

2

Attach reference documents

Optionally attach up to 5 supporting files — LawKraft reads them the same way Document Analysis does and folds them into the arguments it builds.

3

Review arguments in three tabs

Favour, Opposite, and Rebuttal — each argument comes with a strength rating, key points, the statutes it relies on, and the precedent cases and citations behind it.

4

Select and synthesize

Pick the arguments you want to use and synthesize them into a single courtroom-formatted legal brief — continuous prose, not a bullet list — ready to export to Word.

What's included

  • Arguments generated for you, against you, and in rebuttal — not just one side
  • Every argument backed by a specific statute and precedent citation
  • Strength rating per argument so you know what to lead with
  • Generate more arguments in any single category on demand
  • Synthesize selected arguments into one formatted legal brief

Argument sets included per plan

Every plan renews its usage every 30 days. Chamber's limit is a shared pool across up to five lawyer seats, not per seat.

Free
5
argument sets / cycle
Student
15
argument sets / cycle
Standard
50
argument sets / cycle
Chamber
250
argument sets / cycle

Court Argument Builder FAQ

Arguments in three categories — Favour, Opposite, and Rebuttal — each with a strength rating, key points, the statutes it relies on, and precedent cases and citations behind it.