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Every tool, in the daily life of a law firm

This is what Lexiel does today, tool by tool. We only show what already works.

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Three lawyers of different ages work calmly in an open-plan firm with tall windows over Spanish rooftops while a client is welcomed at the door.
A lawyer reviews a printed brief with ticked citations and one circled in amber, next to a screen listing the checked sources.

Citation checking

Every cited ruling or article is checked against CENDOJ, BOE and EUR-Lex, and anything that does not exist is flagged.

A young lawyer thinks through a question on the office sofa, laptop open on a conversation, a legislation book beside him.

Legal chat

Answers questions over the Spanish legal corpus and shows the sources behind each answer.

A grey-haired lawyer at a standing desk reads a freshly drafted brief on a monitor, a marked-up printout beside him.

Drafting briefs

Generates the brief for each procedural step and edits it inside the case file.

A lawyer in an office lined with law reports reads a list of search results with relevance bars on her laptop.

Case-law search

Searches the CENDOJ and BOE corpus starting from the text of the ruling you are working with.

Two lawyers rehearse an argument in a meeting room: one presents at a whiteboard while the other smiles and raises a finger to object.

Devil's advocate

Attacks your arguments before the other side does.

A lawyer shows her client a grid of calculators on a laptop, with a settlement sheet and a desk calculator on the table.

Legal calculators

Over 70 deterministic calculators: costs, deadlines, severance, settlements, capital gains and more.

A lawyer at a monitor showing a case file with tabs and a timeline, a board of coloured folders on the wall behind her.

Case files

Each case in one place: timeline, deadlines, documents, briefs, invoices and team.

Early morning, a lawyer with a coffee reviews her daily summary on a tablet, with a task list and one amber warning.

My day

The morning summary: what is due, what has been idle for days and which cases are at risk.

A lawyer and his colleague work with a wall calendar and a laptop showing a month view with colour-coded deadlines.

Procedural deadlines

Calculates deadlines by jurisdiction and regional holidays and links them to the case.

A lawyer with a coffee in a bright office corridor reads a notification with an indigo tag on her phone.

BOE alerts

Filters the BOE every day and tells you what affects your cases.

Two lawyers review a contact list and a column board on a laptop, with indigo and amber sticky notes on the glass wall.

Clients and intake

Client records, contacts and an intake board so no enquiry is lost.

Three lawyers in a meeting corner share a screen of model and clause folders, binder shelves behind them.

Firm library

The team knowledge, models and clauses, searchable and shared.

A lawyer at his desk with a laptop showing a timer and a weekly chart of hours per case, a notepad with ticked tasks.

Time tracking

A timer per case and task that feeds the invoice.

In a bright meeting room, a lawyer turns a monitor towards her client to show a summary of his case with its steps and next step.

Client view

A clean screen to show the case to the client in the meeting, plus a printable report.

A client at her kitchen table photographs her ID with her phone, which shows a document checklist with some items ticked.

Document requests

A document list by link: the client uploads from their phone and gets reminders until they send them.

A split scene: a lawyer types in her office while a client reads the reply on her phone on her sofa, joined by an indigo line.

Client messages

A conversation between lawyer and client from the portal, with an email notice to each side.

A client on her sofa at home reads a page on a tablet with the steps of her case, an invoice and a document.

Client portal

Without creating an account, your client sees their case, documents, invoices and deadlines.

A lawyer receives a new enquiry: a list of request cards with avatars on her laptop, a lively street outside the window.

Enquiries from individuals

Enquiries from citizens arriving through the public Lexiel directory, in your inbox.

A solo lawyer edits her firm website on her laptop, with a hero block, a contact form and testimonials.

Firm website

A public microsite with contact details, testimonials and calculators for your firm.

A lawyer reviews a list of invoices on his laptop, some paid in indigo and one pending in amber, a printed invoice beside him.

Invoicing

Invoices with VAT, IGIC or IPSI and income-tax withholding by territory, series and payment reminders.

A lawyer shows a fee proposal on a tablet to an older client, who reviews a printed copy with a pen ready.

Quotes and engagement letters

A quote with a public link that turns into an invoice once accepted.

Three people talk in a meeting room with a recorder on the table and, to one side, a laptop with minutes and a task list.

Meetings and minutes

Upload a meeting recording: it is transcribed with speakers and produces minutes and tasks for the case.

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