Early access for lawyers · In development · Does not provide legal advice.
Early Access

Early access to ORCA

Try ORCA’s draft statement of claim and strategy memorandum with an Israeli civil litigation case. Early access is free and intended for lawyers.

Early access: free.

The aim is to receive feedback on what works and what needs improvement.

What the trial includes

An editable Hebrew draft statement of claim in Word.

An internal strategy memorandum covering causes, evidence, risks and next steps.

What we can deliver depends on the case and the materials supplied. A memorandum may not be delivered in every case.

Start the trial What to prepare

Not sure your case fits? Ask us first.

Which case is a good starting point?

Choose a familiar civil case of manageable scope, with a clear sequence of events and available documents. This makes it easier to compare the analysis with your knowledge of the case and assess its usefulness.

Working toward a deadline?

Before relying on the trial for a deadline, contact us to confirm case suitability and delivery timing. Early access has no fixed turnaround time.

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What to prepare

Have these ready before completing the form:

  • The sequence of events and known dates, identifying where information is incomplete.
  • The parties, amounts and intended objective, to the extent known.
  • Relevant documents, including material that may weaken the assertions.
  • Open questions, missing documents and a distinction between known facts, an account and an assessment.

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What happens during the trial

  1. The matter and its materials

    The form starts with a description of the case. As you proceed, add documents, party details, amounts and what you want to achieve.

  2. Check the details

    Review the captured details, correct them and add missing information before proceeding.

  3. Document preparation

    ORCA analyzes the information and materials to prepare a draft statement of claim and strategy memorandum, subject to case suitability.

  4. Checks before delivery

    ORCA checks and releases the documents before delivery. This step is not legal sign-off for filing.

  5. Review and feedback

    After delivery, professional review and editing show what was useful and what needs correction. We welcome those findings to improve the system.

Working with the documents

The documents are provided for professional review and editing. Check the facts, sources, law and remedies before use; counsel decides on the claims and filing. The memorandum is for internal work.

What feedback helps?

What helped with the case, which corrections were needed, and what information or analysis was missing.

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Data Security

Encrypted in transit • System servers in Israel • AI processing outside Israel

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Frequently asked questions

Who is ORCA for?

For lawyers in civil litigation

Can I edit the document after generation?

Yes. The draft statement of claim is provided as an editable Word file.