TERMS
Terms of Service
Effective July 21, 2026 · LegalDraft Technologies LLC (“TrialVector,” “we”).
Software, not a law firm
TrialVector is litigation-workflow software. It provides legal information, deterministic document assembly, and analytical tools. It is not a law firm and does not provide legal advice. Using TrialVector does not create an attorney–client relationship. We do not tell you what to do about your specific matter, do not predict what any judge or court will do, and do not file anything with any court on your behalf.
You own the decisions and the filing
Every deadline, option, and draft the platform produces is for you (and, where applicable, your licensed attorney) to review, decide on, and act upon. Court sources and rules change without notice — verify any urgent deadline directly with the court. You are responsible for confirming that any authority applies to your matter and for anything you sign or file. A human always owns the final step.
The scrivener clause — what the software does and does not do
When the platform assembles a document, it functions as a scrivener with modern tooling: the questionnaire asks, you decide, and deterministic templates record your decisions alongside hash-pinned official legal text. The software never chooses a legal course of action for you, never applies the law to your particular circumstances, and never corrects your choices. Automated document analysis occurs (deterministic, rule-keyed checks such as the Self-Audit Mirror), and its output is information keyed to cited rules — it is not a review of your entries for legal sufficiency, and no one at the platform reviews your answers for legal sufficiency. Operative documents stay DRAFT-watermarked until independent attorney review or your recorded informed self-representation election; whether any document is right for your situation, and whether to serve, send, or file it, is a decision that belongs to you or to a licensed attorney — enforcement and every other legal consequence is a court's decision, not the platform's.
No attorney–client privilege
Communications with the software are not protected by the attorney–client privilege unless you have separately engaged a licensed attorney who is party to them. Do not assume confidentiality against third parties beyond what the Privacy Policy describes.
Acceptable use
You agree not to: use the platform to practice law without a license where that is unlawful; misrepresent the platform's output as legal advice; upload content you have no right to; attempt to breach tenant isolation, security controls, or other users' data; or use the service to harass, defraud, or harm others.
Attorneys and jurisdictions
Where a state's law reserves document preparation to licensed lawyers, the platform ships no document generator for that state — the strictest-tier states (e.g., South Carolina) show and educate and route to licensed counsel, and any future document feature is gated in code behind a written counsel confirmation. Attorney-only actions inside the workspace are enforced by capability, not merely labeled.
Warranty and liability
The service is provided “as is.” Legal authority is served verbatim or marked absent, and unverified material is flagged — but we do not warrant that any computation, source, or draft is complete, current, or fit for your particular matter, and you must verify it. To the maximum extent permitted by law, TrialVector is not liable for indirect or consequential damages arising from your use of the software. Nothing here limits any liability that cannot be limited under applicable law.
Billing, changes, and termination
The public tools are free. Paid features, when active, are described at checkout with their real price; we show no price without a live checkout behind it. We may update these terms; material changes will be dated here. You may stop using the service at any time; if an entitlement lapses, your existing matters remain readable — fail-closed never means data-hostage.