Collaborate
Building LexMap with the people who work the criminal process
LexMap is not born in a lab, it is born from the case file.
A tool designed for the defence can only work if the people who practise criminal proceedings help design it from the start. That is why we are opening two paths of collaboration.
Pilot law firms
They are the first hundred criminal-defence firms that will use LexMap on their own case files, free of charge and for up to six months, working directly with the people who build it. Not a product trial: a field test of how technology can help defence counsel govern increasingly large case files.
LexMap Legal Product Specialist
It is the role of the person who brings legal expertise into the construction of the tool, before a feature is written. It starts from a problem in defence work — how to represent a count of the indictment, how to link a suspect to the documents that concern them — and turns it into a feature of the platform.
It starts with an email
Neither path asks for a long form or a commitment. It starts with a few pieces of information about you or your firm, and what you know about criminal proceedings.
We do not want to teach lawyers how to use technology. We want lawyers to decide how it should be built.