Built by a trial attorney, for trial attorneys
I got tired of billing clients $400/hour
to rename screenshots.
So I built the tool I always needed. LegalCase is what happens when a practicing attorney gets fed up enough to actually solve the problem.
The Real Story
What nobody tells you about practicing law
You spend an embarrassing amount of time doing work that has nothing to do with practicing law. Renaming hundreds of photos. Rebuilding timelines in Excel. Decoding the seventeen different ways a client sends you text messages.
All while clients pay attorney rates for what is essentially administrative work.
Working with domestic violence survivors made this impossible to ignore. These clients carry complex, fragmented timelines — for very good reasons — and the legal system's intake process fails them at every step. I kept waiting for someone to fix it.
Eventually I realized that someone was going to have to be me.
"The problem isn't that attorneys are inefficient. It's that the tools were built by people who've never stood in front of a jury."— Taylor Thompson, Trial Attorney & Founder
What I Built Instead
A timeline that builds itself.
Clients upload photos, documents, and entries as they remember them. LegalCase organizes everything automatically — exhibit lists, chronological timelines, export-ready PDFs.
Attorneys focus on strategy. Clients stay engaged in their own cases. Cases get more comprehensive.
See how it works →
Why It's Different
Built during real cases.
Tested on real cases.
Starting with the attorneys who are as fed up as I am.
We're starting with trial attorneys, expanding to advocacy organizations — including domestic violence networks where fragmented timelines matter most — and building toward a future where the legal profession spends its time on what actually requires a law degree.
Solo founder. Real cases. Zero patience for inefficiency.
Stop organizing.
Start lawyering.
Free trial, no credit card required. Set up your first case in under five minutes.