Legal research that feels lighter, faster, and easier to verify.
LexiPH helps lawyers move from issue spotting to citation-backed answers, memos, deadlines, and matter files — without ever losing sight of the source.
From a research question to a defensible answer.
Find authority fast
Search 77,000+ documents by issue, doctrine, G.R. number, treatment, or practice area — hierarchy-aware, with “matched because” explanations.
Ask with citations
Get answers grounded in retrieved excerpts, with confidence and verification status visible before you rely on them.
Build matter files
Save authorities, notes, and research trails into workspaces for each case or client issue — with a full audit log.
Pick the depth the question deserves.
Quick Answer
A direct answer drawn straight from retrieved sources.
Case Digest
Structured Facts, Issues, Ruling, Doctrine, and Disposition.
Compare
Two cases or laws side by side — treatment, outcome, doctrine.
Deep Research
Extended analysis with broader retrieval across the corpus.
Doctrine Timeline
Chronological treatment history for a doctrine, oldest first.
Legal Memo
A full memorandum: Question, Brief Answer, Discussion, controlling and contrary authority — verified throughout.
Your answer is only as good as the source behind it.
Cited excerpt IDs, official source links, confidence, and contrary authority are treated as first-class parts of the workflow — not footnotes.
A traffic-light signal on every case, with the treatment counts behind it.
Deterministic tools you can trust by construction.
Full-text search
77k docsG.R. numbers, RA references, exact phrases, or doctrine keywords — filtered by type, practice area, and treatment.
Citator
ExtractiveGood Law / Cite with Caution / No Longer Good Law, with Followed, Distinguished, Overruled and more counted from the record.
Deadline calculator
Pure date logicReglementary periods — Answer, MR, appeals, Neypes, Rules 42/45/65 — with every Rule 22 counting step shown.
Workspaces
Per matterBookmark authorities, keep per-document notes and saved queries, and review a full research trail per case.
Start with one research question.
Open the workspace, ask LexiPH, and verify every excerpt before it reaches a pleading or memo.