AI Legal Memo Drafting
From case facts to a structured defence-memo draft in minutes — in the legal Arabic Egyptian courts expect, with suggested articles and precedents, fully under your review.
Built for the Egyptian lawyer: Code of Civil Procedure, appeal & cassation courts, and ETA e-invoicing.
From facts to memo in 4 steps
1. Enter the case facts
Type, paste, or upload the case documents — Lexa extracts the text and understands the context.
2. Choose the memo type & requests
Defence memo, reply, statement of claim, appeal or cassation memo — with your defences and final requests.
3. The draft is written
Lexa produces a structured memo (facts, defences, legal basis, requests) in legal Arabic, with relevant articles suggested.
4. Review, edit, approve
Edit any paragraph, ask for stronger or shorter wording, and export — the final call is always yours.
A sample of Lexa's output
Illustrative excerpt from a generated defence memo — under lawyer review.
First: Plea of inadmissibility for lack of standing… Second: Plea of prescription under Article 374 of the Civil Code…
Why Lexa specifically?
Egyptian legal Arabic
Drafted in the memo style Egyptian courts expect — not machine translation.
Articles & precedents
Suggests relevant statutes and cassation rulings — and reminds you to verify them.
Client confidentiality
Each firm's data is isolated and never shared; the assistant is a productivity aid under your responsibility.
More than a memo
Document summaries, contract review, legal research, cases & hearings — one system.
Under your control — no silent hallucinations
Lexa is an assistant, not a substitute for the lawyer. It surfaces the suggested articles and precedents for you to verify and never invents case numbers or rulings. You review, approve, and sign.
Start free, scale when you grow
The free tier is enough for a full trial; the Solo plan unlocks a larger balance and all drafting features.
FAQ
Does Lexa write a full defence memo?
Yes — it produces a structured draft (facts, defences, legal basis, requests) from the facts you enter, which you then review, edit, and approve.
Is the output in Egyptian legal Arabic?
Yes, styled after memos accepted before Egyptian courts, not machine translation.
Does it cite articles and cassation rulings?
It suggests relevant statutes and precedents for you to verify; it never relies on a reference without your review.
Is my client data safe?
Each firm's data is isolated and never shared; the assistant works under your professional responsibility.
Which memo types are supported?
Defence memos, replies, statements of claim, appeal and cassation memos, and legal notices — civil, criminal, family, and commercial.
Can I edit the output?
Of course — edit any paragraph or ask Lexa for stronger, shorter, or added arguments.
Is there a free version?
Yes, start free with no card and try drafting yourself; upgrade when you need a larger balance.
Is Lexa a replacement for a lawyer?
No. It speeds up drafting, research, and organization; the legal opinion and final responsibility remain the lawyer's.