Where the position is weakest
Ranked points to work through, with the other side’s argument and a possible answer.
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Research the matter, challenge the reasoning and check the sources. Cortega combines models for drafting, review and verification, with the evidence and unresolved questions alongside the answer.

1,743 public Harvey LAB tasks
October 2026 · Graded by Cortega
Token cost excludes verification.
Quality built into governance
Cortega’s inline AI quality boosters combine research, independent drafting, review and source checks. Its mixture-of-models approach separates responsibilities, following the division of work in a law firm: research, drafting and review before the lawyer’s decision.
Read the matter documents and use connected research sources. Keep the passages behind each point.
Where enabled, independent drafts surface different points. A merge brings the supported work together.
A separate review checks for omissions and incomplete work. Models can take different roles through Cortega’s governed routes.
Check document quotations and available citation records. Show missing evidence and verification status for the lawyer’s review.
Explanatory workflow. Checks and research sources depend on the tool and configuration; a source match does not establish a legal conclusion.
The workflow reads the underlying file, follows relevant sources through connected research tools, compares competing positions and reviews what the draft leaves out. Research access depends on the practice’s connectors. Unavailable sources and unresolved authority checks remain visible.
Measured quality / Model choice
We chose GLM-5.3 Flash as the primary model to evaluate useful legal work at a low token cost. Cortega’s October public Harvey LAB run met 91.4% of criteria across 1,743 tasks, at $0.24 per task in tokens.
Quality comes from the configured workflow as well as the underlying model. Open-weight models also preserve a choice of private hosting, including infrastructure inside your network.
See the model comparisons and method →of rubric criteria met
Collaborative workflow · $0.24 token cost per task
Read results and limits →Graded by Cortega, before the separate citation check. Token cost excludes verification. Criteria met is not the share of complete tasks.
How it works
Start with the motion, witness or document in front of you.
Write the opposition to a motion. Check the argument against the record, then work through the weaknesses and what is still unknown.
Stress test · Motion test · Expert pressure test · Suppression test
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Compare a witness’s statements with the file. See the conflicting passages and the questions those conflicts raise.
Impeachment map · Cross-examination · Practice room · Government interview
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Examine requests and rulings. Review objections, supporting rules, production duties and possible replies.
Discovery objections · Appeal map · Ready to file?
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Read the relevant documents together. Identify conflicting terms, rights, duties, dates and information the file does not establish.
Lease map · Estate plan map · Property map · Intake review
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Keep civil deadlines and the federal speedy-trial clock in separate workflows. Review the court, source rule and consequence of a missed date.
Civil deadlines · Federal speedy trial clock
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These are actual application views using invented sample documents. Results are research aids for a lawyer to review. Authorities are labelled with their verification status. Document quotation matches do not establish that a legal conclusion is correct.
What the review gives you
Ranked points to work through, with the other side’s argument and a possible answer.
The source quotation and document line, so the lawyer can examine the record.
Missing facts, unread material and unresolved points remain visible.

Dedicated practice environment
Each practice has its own web address and standalone environment. Practice data is not shared with other practices.
Practice context
These document tools have narrower scope. Each practice page states the relevant rule and statute gaps.
Also in the workspace: matter documents, Word redlines, citation checking and privilege review →
Research
Questions
Inspect the source quotation, document line, citation-check status and unanswered questions. Cortega combines drafting and review with these checks. The lawyer still assesses the facts, current law and conclusion before using the answer.
Civil deadlines cover federal, D.C., Maryland and Virginia cases. The rule-based tools identify the text they read and their gaps. Coverage varies by tool: selected Maryland discovery rules are included, while Maryland motion, expert and appeal packs have gaps. Each practice page lists the source status.
Yes. Use private models inside the practice network, foundation models, the practice’s provider keys or a combination.
No. Results are research aids. The lawyer checks the facts, authorities and conclusions and decides what to argue or file.
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