For Law Firms

Stop burning a partner’s evening to moot every associate.

Mootly.ai runs the moot against a simulation of the actual judge. The partner shows up to sharpen, not to stand in for the bench. The associate gets unlimited reps. The firm gets a defensible record of preparation.

Use Cases

Where firms put it to work.

Pre-argument moots

Hearing prep

Run the moot the night before. Get a debrief that flags exactly which lines of attack to expect, with cites to prior rulings.

Associate development

Skill ramp

First-year associates get four moots a month against the judges in their practice group. Coach review on every session.

Pitch meetings

Win the case before you take it

Walk into the prospect meeting having already argued the motion. Show the prospect the debrief.

Pricing

Three ways to start.

Pilot

Practice Group Pilot

90-day evaluation. One practice group, up to five seats. Includes coach onboarding and end-of-pilot results review.

  • 5 seats
  • Up to 2 calibrated judges
  • Coach onboarding session
  • End-of-pilot debrief presentation
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Firm-Wide

Firm Site License

Annual site license. Unlimited seats firm-wide. Includes custom judge calibration for the firm’s most active courtrooms.

  • Unlimited seats
  • Custom judge calibration included (3 per year)
  • SSO (SAML/OIDC)
  • Dedicated success manager
  • Quarterly business review
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Security

Engineered for firms whose IT review actually has questions.

  • No persistent storage of uploaded briefs — processed in memory, deleted at session end.
  • Vector embeddings retained, not source documents. Embeddings cannot be reverse-engineered into readable text.
  • Firm-controlled retention: configurable from zero to 90 days.
  • No model training on firm data, ever. Documented in the master agreement.
  • SOC 2 Type II in progress; Type I letter available now.
  • SSO (SAML 2.0 + OIDC) on the firm-wide tier.

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For litigation departments

Your associates get sharper. Your partners get their evenings back. Both true at once.

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