Garry
Garry reads the pleadings of both sides of a dispute and maps how each side argues: its claims, the arguments for them and the facts and law they rest on. Then it puts the two sides next to each other, shows which arguments meet and which go unanswered, finds the weak spots, and suggests the questions the judge or the other side is likely to ask.
The analysis is generated by AI from your documents. You check and correct it step by step, and you should check anything you rely on against the briefs.
What you can do
Section titled “What you can do”- Analyse one brief: yours or the other side’s, with an argument map
- Compare both briefs: which arguments meet, which don’t, and where each side is weakest
- Correct as you go: Garry pauses after each step of reading a brief so you can fix it
- Prepare for the hearing: gaps by severity, and likely questions with how to prepare
- Get started with Garry — documents, sides and running an analysis
- Argument maps — reading and correcting each side’s arguments
- Comparing both sides — how the briefs meet
- Gaps and hearing questions — weak spots and preparation