Goliath-Shield

Try the case before you file it.

The attorney edition of Goliath-Shield runs the matter from every chair in the courtroom: your counsel, opposing counsel, the jury and the judge. Then it lays out your next ten moves. The file stays on your computer.

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One matter, intake to hand-off

A sample wrongful-termination matter: intake from the client’s documents, record checks, a “what if”, a mock jury, the other side’s position statement scored, a citation verified and a Prophecy run.

Captioned. All names and documents are fictional.

Prophecy: a war game of the matter

Separate AI analysts each take one role and read the same record. A final pass checks them against it.

Your counsel

Builds the strongest winning argument the record supports, with the other side’s anticipated moves and your prepared answer to each.

Opposing counsel

Lists every credible attack, ranked by how likely it is, how much it hurts and how you hold it. “No viable attack” is an allowed answer.

The jury

Says which story is believed, and which parts of yours do not land.

The judge

Names the governing standard at this stage, then the likely ruling and why.

The ten-step projection

Your best-play sequence, assuming both sides play well. Each step gives the move, the reason and the expected response, marked high confidence, contingent on a ruling, or a leverage point. An example of the shape, from the sample matter:

  1. Send preservation letterHigh confidence
  2. File charge with the agencyHigh confidence
  3. Request personnel fileHigh confidence
  4. Answer position statementLeverage point
  5. File complaintHigh confidence
  6. Oppose motion to dismissContingent on ruling
  7. Serve first discoveryHigh confidence
  8. Depose the supervisorLeverage point
  9. MediationLeverage point
  10. Oppose summary judgmentContingent on ruling

Prophecy also reports a ruling assessment, the next five filings with timing, settlement leverage and a trial-readiness score. It is analysis to test your judgment against, not a prediction you can rely on.

Their brief, scored citation by citation

Paste or load the other side’s paper. Goliath-Shield finds each case they cite, looks it up, reads the opinion and says whether it supports what they claim it does: accurate, overstated or misused.

If a citation could not be checked, the report says so and leaves it out of the score.

The other side screen showing two citations rated overstated and misused, with a score.

A citation is verified only after it is read

Each authority is checked against CourtListener and the Caselaw Access Project archive, and Google Scholar if you turn it on. The opinion is saved to the matter’s Authorities folder and read before the status says verified.

Whether a case is still good law is yours to confirm. The screen says that, every time.

The caselaw screen showing a citation verified in two databases.

A jury before the jury

Reverse Jury argues the matter from the jury box: what resonates, what does not and which facts carry the verdict. “What if” changes one fact, witness or ruling and shows how the outlook moves.

The Reverse Jury result screen.

How it fits a practice

The file stays in your office

Matters are stored on your computer. There is no Goliath-Shield cloud vault. AI features send the text they need to the provider you configured, under your own account, or to a model running on your own machine.

You supervise everything

Every output is a suggestion with its sources. Nothing becomes a position until you adopt it. Draft papers mark every blank.

Many matters, kept apart

Each matter has its own folder, authorities and record. You choose which one is open.

Bring your own AI

Use your own Claude, OpenAI, Gemini or Grok key, or a local Ollama model. Without one, the non-AI tools still work.

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