Drafting

Draft With Authority, in Tracked Changes

Start from a plain-English brief, one of 100 drafting templates, or a precedent you pull from your File Library. Judicio's edits arrive as tracked changes you accept or reject — one at a time or all at once — with authorities cited beside the clauses they support.

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§01 — CapabilitiesExhibits 01–06

What Drafting can do

Every capability, entered into evidence — each exhibit with its own product vignette.

Exhibit 01

Brief, template, or precedent

describe what you need, begin from one of 100 templates (MSA, NDA, SOW, term sheet…), or extract one from your own precedent.

Exhibit 02

Tracked changes, always

every edit arrives as a tracked change you accept or reject, one at a time or all at once.

Ex. 03

Cited as you draft

authorities sit beside the editor, with "Supports §" chips on the clauses they back.

Ex. 04

Ask, edit, or rewrite

ask a question that never touches the draft, edit just the clause you select, or commission a full rewrite.

Ex. 05

Work a clause hard

make it tighter, strengthen it, add a clause, benchmark it, or find supporting authority.

Ex. 06

Export a real redline

DOCX with native Word tracked changes, or a clean PDF, with an honest version history behind it.

§02 — Great forMatter files

Pull it off the shelf for

Clause drafting

Tighten the indemnity without touching the rest.

Commercial teamsM-101

Memos and opinions

Draft the opinion with authorities cited beside it.

CounselM-102

Briefs

Turn your outline into a first draft, tracked.

LitigatorsM-103

Client letters

Soften the advice note before it goes out.

Private practiceM-104

Template building

Extract a house template from your best precedent.

Knowledge teamsM-105

§03 — Questions4 questions

Drafting FAQ

§03.1What can I start a draft from?

Begin from a plain-English brief, one of 100 drafting templates (MSA, NDA, SOW, term sheet, and more), or a precedent you pull from your File Library.

§03.2How do Judicio's edits appear?

Every edit arrives as a tracked change you accept or reject — one at a time or all at once. Export a DOCX with native Word tracked changes or a clean PDF, with a version history behind it.

§03.3Are drafts backed by authority?

Yes. Authorities sit beside the editor with "Supports §" chips on the clauses they back, so you can see what each change is grounded in as you draft.

§03.4Can I work a single clause without rewriting the whole draft?

Yes. Ask a question that never touches the draft, edit just the clause you select, or commission a full rewrite — and tighten, strengthen, benchmark, or find supporting authority for any clause.

§04 — In practiceSolutions