Filing deadlines don't move. Court registrars check formatting. Judges notice. Docxedo applies your firm's style to every court document in — so you're spending time on the law, not the layout.
Book a Demo →Court documents have to be right, not approximately right. The more a team leans on AI and generative drafting tools, the closer the output gets without ever being exactly right, so small inconsistencies slip through unnoticed, the courts notice, and sometimes reject them. That costs time and reflects on the lawyer and the firm. Docxedo applies the firm's house style to any document in one click, so statements of claim, affidavits, submissions, and interlocutory documents come out to a consistent, court-ready standard every time. A team can move fast on AI-drafted work and still file knowing every document meets the standard.
In commercial work, a formatting slip is an embarrassment. In court work, it can mean a document gets rejected, a deadline missed, or a judge's first impression of your firm is a heading in the wrong font. Same formatting — far higher stakes.
And court work is where formatting is most likely to slip:
Formatting gets left to the last minute — exactly when there's no time to get it right.
Different fee earners on the same matter produce documents that don't match.
The argument's strong; the formatting arrives raw and inconsistent.
Old documents come back carrying styles that no longer match your firm's.
And unlike commercial work, these go to judges, registrars, and opposing counsel — people paid to notice every detail.
Pleadings set the tone for the whole matter. Docxedo ensures every one goes out looking polished and consistent — no matter which fee earner drafted it.
Supporting documents often arrive from clients in whatever format they happen to use. Docxedo applies your firm's style before they're filed — so nothing reaches the court looking like it came from someone else's firm.
AI tools are increasingly used to draft submissions. The content may be excellent. The formatting rarely is. Docxedo fixes that in seconds, so your submissions land looking authoritative.
Short, deadline-driven documents that often get formatted in a rush. One button, always right — even at 4pm on a filing day.
Share a few well-formatted court documents and we extract your firm's complete house style — fonts, headings, numbering, margins — including any court-specific requirements. White-glove setup, built with your team.
Simple, one-time installation. Your litigation team gets a single button in Word that applies your firm's style — nothing else to learn, nothing to change.
AI-generated drafts, client documents, old precedents — any Word document formatted to your firm's exact standard in . Ready to file.
Want to see it working on one of your own court documents?
See It on a Court Document →Your team spends 120 hours a week on documents. If about 50% is formatting rather than legal work, that's 60 hours — $24,000 a week spent on how documents look, not what they say.
At $39/user, Docxedo costs your firm $780/month — recovered in under 2.0 hours of that formatting time.
Docxedo applies the firm's house style for court documents, so filings such as statements of claim, affidavits, and written submissions come out to a consistent standard in one click. The firm defines the rules once (headings, numbering, spacing, cover sheets) and every filing follows them.
No. Docxedo changes only formatting and styling, not the text of a filing. The words, pleadings, and legal substance stay exactly as drafted, unless dictated otherwise by your firm's style guide.
Yes. Formatting that took 20 to 45 minutes per document takes seconds, so a document from a client, opposing counsel, or an AI drafting tool can be brought to the firm's standard immediately before it goes to the registry, without eating into deadline time.
Yes. Docxedo reformats any Word document regardless of source, including opposing counsel's documents, AI-drafted submissions from tools like Harvey or Copilot, and recycled precedents. One click brings any of them to the firm's house style.
Yes. Docxedo processes documents in memory and discards them immediately, so nothing is stored on its servers and no document data is used for AI training.
Setup done for you. No IT team needed. Most firms are live in . Bring a real court document to the demo and we'll format it in front of you.
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Your documents are never stored. No data used for AI training.