Upload your motion. A judicial panel shows you exactly how it fails — before opposing counsel does.
File blind. Or know exactly where you lose.
Every unfiled motion has a Kill Shot in it somewhere. An argument opposing counsel will make that you didn't see coming. A citation the model hallucinated that you almost filed. A procedural defect that independently defeats the motion before the merits are even reached.
PreRuling finds it first. Not after the ruling. Not after sanctions. Before opposing counsel uses it against you.
Already filed? Run it anyway. You'll see exactly what opposing counsel is about to argue.
Party names are locked. Theories are selected. Jurisdiction is set. The panel cannot drift, flip parties, or apply the wrong standard.
Name your plaintiff and defendant. Every judge prompt is hardcoded: these roles are fixed and cannot be reassigned. Allegations are never treated as established facts.
Select all theories that apply. Each evaluated independently. Panel flags theory drift if a judge strays outside your selected theories.
Select your district. Optionally select your assigned judge — D. Nev. profiles cover five documented judicial philosophies across the district. The entire panel calibrates to their ruling patterns.
Tag what you're submitting. Initial Complaint triggers Twombly/Iqbal. MTD triggers 12(b)(6) attack. Opposition Brief checks whether it successfully rebuts.
Your theory selection determines which judges hear your motion. Civil rights gets civil rights specialists. Consumer law gets consumer law specialists.
Three levels of scrutiny. The more judges, the more pressure — and the more intelligence you walk away with.
Each judge has a distinct philosophy. Your theory selection determines who hears your motion.
Every simulation delivers a complete litigation intelligence package. Here's exactly what's in it — sourced from the live codebase.
Plaintiff and defendant names hardcoded into every judge prompt. Roles cannot flip. Allegations are never treated as established facts.
Each carries its own legal standard: Preliminary Injunction (Winter four-factor), MTD (Twombly/Iqbal), Summary Judgment, Sanctions, Default Judgment, TRO, Motion to Compel, Attorney Fees, Stay, Reconsideration, Strike, and Other.
Federal District, Federal Appellate, State General, State Appellate, State Limited, and Bankruptcy Court. Circuit precedent overlays applied automatically. Bankruptcy triggers automatic stay analysis.
FHA § 3617, FHA § 3604, FDCPA, FCRA, ECOA, § 1983, Breach of Contract, Fraud, Negligence, Abuse of Process, Slander of Title, Tortious Interference, DTPA, Rule 11, and Other. Theory routes your motion to a calibrated judge panel.
Tag what you're submitting: Initial Complaint, MTD, Opposition Brief, Reply Brief, Cause of Action Only, or Full Document. Each triggers a different analytical standard in every judge prompt.
Paste directly for clean, complete ingestion. Bypasses PDF OCR entirely. Live token counter and budget percentage per slot. Chunked mode auto-triggers for large complaints at 95K characters.
Issues that independently kill the motion. Hard Fatal (do not file), Soft Fatal (fix first), Tactical (strengthen). Each includes a Minimum Change to Win.
The single most lethal argument against this motion — surfaced from the most skeptical judge and displayed first. If you can't answer it, you're not ready to file.
Each judge identifies the argument most likely to defeat this motion. All five displayed together — shows where the panel converges on your weakest point.
When the panel splits, PreRuling extracts the exact reasoning on both sides. Why it grants. Why it denies. Use the grant logic as your primary argument. The deny logic is opposing counsel's attack — you see it coming.
Each judge evaluates your Primary Theory, an Alternative Theory if primary fails, and an independent Equitable Basis. The motion succeeds if any single theory independently meets the standard.
If a judge analyzes outside your selected legal theory, a warning banner fires on their ruling card. You selected the theory — the panel stays in it.
What opposing counsel will argue per judge philosophy — DEVASTATING, STRONG, or MODERATE lethality. Counter-reframe per argument. Killer Bench Question per judge.
Inside Opposition Intel™ — identifies specific defense framings in your own filing, exposure level, and the exact counter each requires. Shows how they'll use your own language against you.
Two analyses per judge, never blended. Strict shows the likely outcome. Strategic shows the Key Reframe. Toggle between Survive (can this hold?) and Win (what does it take to win outright?).
Inside Win mode — each judge outputs a specific strategy, required changes, and an estimated outcome shift percentage. A specific path to GRANTED with probability attached.
Every weakness ranked by severity and confidence. Each patch includes the smallest single edit that neutralizes the issue. LOW confidence patches flagged with a warning.
Alternative legal theories that survive even when strict analysis says deny. Viability ratings (HIGH / MEDIUM / LOW) and exactly which weakness each path overcomes.
For each judge: Primary Obstacle, Flip Theory, numbered Minimum Changes Required, whether new evidence is needed, and confidence if flipped.
Run Outcome Shift™ — Apply All Patches. Reruns the full panel with patches implemented. Shows which judges flipped and how confidence changed.
Live in the sticky header. Factors in judge success rate, model collapse detection, volatility, and average confidence. A means file it. F means fix your inputs first.
Every citation flagged UNVERIFIED. Verify against Westlaw, Lexis, or CourtListener before filing. Protects against Rule 11 exposure on hallucinated citations.
Detects if judges produce identical reasoning or confidence scores. Flags it in the header and penalizes the Panel Reliability Score automatically.
Download a complete HTML report — all rulings, fatal flaws, patches, opposition intel, and survival paths. Attorney-ready and shareable.
That's a different category. Upload your motion. See the Kill Shot. See the citation that would have gotten you sanctioned. See the minimum change that flips the ruling. Then decide whether to file.
Every citation in the panel output is flagged before you file. A hallucinated statute in a federal filing can result in Rule 11 sanctions. PreRuling surfaces every citation so you can verify it — and tells you exactly where to check.
Matches the PreRuling verified statutes database. Covers FHA, FDCPA, FCRA, ECOA, 42 U.S.C. § 1983, all Fed. R. Civ. P. rules, and major NRS sections.
Not in the verified database but doesn't match known hallucination patterns. Default for case citations. Verify before using.
Looks like a statute but doesn't match any confirmed entry. Treat as potentially hallucinated. Do not include in any court filing without independent verification.
Full panel simulation on a federal sanctions motion. Identifying details removed.
What takes weeks of briefing and oral argument happens here in minutes.
Define the case before the panel sees a single word. Name the parties, select your legal theories, choose your court, and optionally select your assigned judge. This context is locked into every judge prompt — no drift, no party flipping, no wrong standard.
Upload PDFs to the three-column layout (Plaintiff / Motion / Defendant) or paste directly for 100% ingestion. Large complaints are automatically chunked at logical section breaks. Live token counter shows exactly how much is being analyzed.
An interpretation layer runs first — analyzing timeline, irreparable harm, status quo, and contradictions. Each theory-calibrated judge rules independently. Results stream in progressively. Panel Reliability Score A–F and model collapse detection run automatically.
Review Fatal Flaws, apply patches, run Outcome Shift™, check Flip This Ruling for DENIED judges. Export the full report. File with confidence — or don't file at all. That's the point.
Jurisdiction-specific case law overlays for 30+ federal districts and major state courts. Select your district and the panel applies dominant precedents and procedural quirks for that court.
One bad motion. One sanctionable citation. One kill shot you didn't see. PreRuling costs less than the mistake it prevents. Access is included — no API key required.
PreRuling was stress-tested in active federal and state cases — not in a demo environment. It has been used to evaluate real filings in D. Nev. before they were submitted. The Solo plan is priced for pro se litigants. If cost is a barrier, reach out directly.